In-Stock Electronic Components, Ready to Ship
NetSource Technology is an independent stocking distributor. More than 25,000 unique MPNs sit on our own shelves, inspected on arrival and ready to ship, and our online catalog updates daily.
Most in-stock orders ship the same or next business day · Request a quote
ISO 9001:2015 Certified by NSF-ISR
- Since 1997
- Independent distributor
Definition
What is a stocking distributor?
A stocking distributor buys and holds its own inventory, so it can confirm what is on the shelf and ship it, instead of finding the part after you ask.
Stock first, then sourcing
NetSource does both. We ship from more than 25,000 unique MPNs in our own warehouse, and when a part isn’t on our shelves we source it through our network. See hard-to-find components and outsourced procurement.
Why buy from stock
What buying from our stock gets you
Parts on our own shelves take the guesswork out of an order: what we quote is what we hold.
Confirmed availability
We quote the quantity and date code sitting in our warehouse, not a line from someone else’s inventory list.
Already inspected On arrival
Every lot got a documented Level 1 inspection by our warehouse team when it came in, before it went on the shelf.
Ships the same or next business day
Most in-stock orders ship the same day or the next business day. Very large or heavy orders, such as full pallets, can take a little longer to prepare.
A catalog that’s current to the day
Our online catalog updates daily from our inventory system, so what you search reflects what we hold. A quote confirms the exact quantity.
Inventory
What we keep in stock
Our inventory covers every major component category, from current production to legacy and discontinued parts. Availability changes daily, so search the catalog by part number or send it to us for a quote.
Semiconductors and passives
Integrated circuits, memory and FPGAs make up much of what buyers ask for, alongside capacitors, resistors, connectors and other passives. You can also browse by manufacturer.
The process
How an in-stock order works: six steps
Find the part
Search the catalog by part number, or send it to us on the quote form with your quantity and need-by date.
- We do this for you
We confirm it
We confirm the quantity on hand, the date code and the price, so you know exactly what you are ordering.
Send your PO
One purchase order for the lines you accept. The minimum order is $250.00 unless prior approval is granted.
- We do this for you
We pick and pack it
Parts stay in their existing packaging, such as reels, trays, tubes or factory boxes, and go into rigid shipping cartons with protective packing.
It ships
Most in-stock orders ship the same day or the next business day. Large or palletized orders can take longer, so tell us your date.
Documentation travels with it
The traceability documentation available for the lot, plus RoHS and REACH status or documentation when available.
Order terms
In-stock order terms at a glance
- Minimum orderA minimum order of $250.00 is required unless prior approval is granted.
- Shipping timeMost in-stock orders ship the same or next business day. Expedited shipping is available on request.
- PackagingExisting packaging (reels, trays, tubes or factory boxes) inside rigid cartons with protective packing.
- DocumentationTraceability documentation where available for the lot. RoHS and REACH status or documentation when available.
- Date codesConfirmed on your quote. Tell us if you have a date-code requirement.
- InspectionA documented Level 1 inspection on every incoming lot. Third-party testing when you request it.
Not on our shelves?
Not in stock? We’ll source it
If the catalog doesn’t show your part, send it anyway. When it isn’t on our shelves, we source it through our network.
Hard-to-find and allocated parts
Parts on allocation or long lead times, sourced from stock already in the market.
Obsolete and end-of-life parts
Parts the manufacturer has stopped making, sourced from legacy stock worldwide.
Multi-line RFQs and BOMs
Send a full BOM: we quote the lines we hold and source the rest, on one PO.
Quality
Every part passes through our warehouse
Nothing is drop-shipped. Every lot comes into our own warehouse for a documented Level 1 inspection, and a lot that raises questions goes to further authentication or third-party testing before it ships. We maintain strong anti-counterfeit controls and provide available traceability documentation, and third-party testing is available whenever you request it.
NetSource is ISO 9001:2015 certified by NSF-ISR, ITAR compliant and ESD compliant.
What is a stocking distributor?
A stocking distributor buys and holds its own inventory, so it can confirm what is on the shelf and ship it, instead of finding the part after you ask. NetSource Technology is an independent stocking distributor with more than 25,000 unique MPNs in its own warehouse, and it sources the parts it doesn’t hold through a global supplier network.
Do you have my part in stock?
Search the parts catalog by part number, or send it to us on the quote form. Our online inventory updates daily, but stock moves during the day, so a quote confirms the quantity, date code and price before you order.
How current is your online inventory?
The parts catalog updates daily from our inventory system. For the exact quantity available today, request a quote and we will confirm it.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes. A minimum order of $250.00 is required unless prior approval is granted.
How fast do in-stock orders ship?
In-stock parts typically ship the same day or the next business day. Very large or heavy orders, such as full pallets, can take longer to prepare, so tell us your need-by date when you order. For parts we source, lead times depend on where the supplier is, the shipping method and availability. When a delivery is urgent, ask about expedited sourcing and shipping.
Are in-stock parts inspected?
Yes. Every lot got a documented Level 1 inspection by our warehouse team when it arrived. A lot that raises questions goes to further authentication or third-party testing before it ships, and third-party testing is also available when you request it.
What is the difference between a stocking distributor, a broker and a franchised distributor?
A franchised (authorized) distributor sells a manufacturer’s current production under a franchise agreement. A stocking distributor buys and holds its own inventory and ships from it. A broker usually finds parts on demand in other companies’ stock. NetSource is an independent stocking distributor: it ships from its own inventory and sources the rest through its network. It is not franchised or authorized for any manufacturer.
We’re here to support you
Check our stock
Search the catalog, or send us the part number and we’ll confirm what we have on the shelf today.
What to send with your request
- Manufacturer
- Exact MPN, including suffix
- Quantity
- Need-by date
- Date-code requirement
- Documentation needed
Minimum order $250.00 unless prior approval is granted.
