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Tell us the sector and the service you need and your enquiry goes straight to the business unit lead who will deliver it - not a shared inbox.

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Whether it is a new line, a breakdown or a part you cannot source, the fastest route is to tell us the sector, the site and what you need. One of five business unit leads picks it up.

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Spares enquiries only
Spares enquiries only
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For a spares enquiry, include the machine make and model and the part number or a photograph - that is usually enough for us to come back with availability and a certified-fit confirmation.

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Noreside Engineering, Kilkenny, Ireland

Opening hours

Mon–Fri, 08:30–17:00. Breakdown cover by SLA.

Response hubs

  • DublinCall-out and spares response
  • CorkCall-out and spares response
  • LimerickCall-out and spares response
  • WaterfordCall-out and spares response

What happens after you hit send.

No call centre, no qualifying call. Your enquiry goes to the unit that will actually do the work.

  • Routed to the unit leadDistribution, design, automation, conveyors or maintenance - whichever owns the work.
  • Answered within one working dayBreakdown and urgent spares requests are prioritised ahead of that.
  • Survey or 3D scan if it needs oneFor anything being installed, we measure before we quote.
  • Quote with a lead timePrice, programme and a certified-fit confirmation on parts.

Before you get in touch.

Do you cover Northern Ireland?

Yes. We supply and service sites across Ireland and Northern Ireland, and deliver projects across Europe.

What do you need for a spares quote?

The machine make and model, the part number or a photograph, and how urgent it is. We will confirm compatibility against the installed system before quoting.

We have a breakdown now - what is the fastest route?

Call the office directly rather than emailing. Response is dispatched from hubs covering Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Waterford, with stocked vans.

Can you visit the site before quoting?

For installed work, yes - a line survey or 3D scan is usually the first step, and it is what makes right-first-time installation possible.