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Instrument Spare Parts List and Reorder Check Template

Keep track of instrument spares: what is in stock, where it is used, the minimum level and when to reorder. The sheet flags items at or below minimum stock and totals the stock value.

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  • 166 built in formulas
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  • Works in Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice

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This is the Example sheet from the download, so you can see exactly how the completed instrument spare parts list and reorder check looks.

Store / locationInstrument store, rack C
CurrencyINR
Last stock check20 Oct 2026
Checked byStore keeper

Spares

NoItemPart numberUsed on (tags)On handMinimumReorder qtyCritical?StatusUnit priceStock valueLead time (weeks)Remarks
1Pressure transmitter, 0 to 16 bar, HARTPT 16B HPT 1101 A/B/C, PT 2101212YesOK65,000130,0006
2Positioner, digital, HARTPOS DVCFV 3101, TV 2101111YesREORDER120,000120,00010
3pH electrodePH E01AT 5101324NoOK18,00054,0003
4Solenoid valve 24 V DC, ExSOV 24XV 4101, XV 1101012YesREORDER42,00008
Items to reorder:2  ·  Critical items to reorder:2  ·  Total stock value:304,000
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About the Instrument Spare Parts List and Reorder Check

Running out of a critical spare turns a one hour repair into a week of downtime. A simple list with minimum stock and reorder flags, linked to the tags each spare serves, keeps the right parts on the shelf without tying up money in excess stock.

How to fill in this template

  1. List each spare with part number and the tags it serves.
  2. Set a minimum stock from criticality, failure history and lead time.
  3. Update quantities at each issue and stock check.
  4. Items at or below minimum show REORDER; critical items need priority.
  5. Review minimum levels yearly.

What the formulas do

  • Status REORDER when on hand ≤ minimum.
  • Stock value = on hand × unit price.
  • Totals at the bottom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set minimum stock?

Consider how critical the instrument is, how often it fails and the supplier lead time. Critical items with long lead times need at least one on the shelf.

Why list the tags each spare serves?

It shows which spares are shared, avoiding duplicates, and which instruments have no spare.

What is a critical spare?

A part whose absence would stop production or leave a safety function unavailable.

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