Buy and Sell New Parker Equipment with American Industrial Supply Co.

American Industrial Supply Co. connects industrial buyers and sellers with New Parker equipment through a focused brand selection and an easy-to-navigate online catalog. For teams sourcing Parker components, the site offers a convenient place to explore available equipment and identify products suited to their operating needs. Whether you are looking to buy or sell, clear product information can help you make informed decisions.

What Parker Equipment Does

Parker equipment supports the movement and control of fluids, gases, and mechanical motion in industrial and mobile applications. Its product range includes components used in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, as well as equipment for motion control, automation, and manufacturing. Explore Motors, Drives & Motion Control and Linear Actuators & Motion Assemblies to browse related equipment.

Parker Models Available

Availability can change, so consult the Parker listings at American Industrial Supply Co. for current options. The listed model 806-0564C is grouped here by its 806 model prefix as part of the 806 series. When comparing Parker equipment, consider the model designation and its fit with your system’s motion, power, and application requirements.

Factors That Affect New Parker Equipment Cost

The cost of New Parker equipment varies with product category, model, capabilities, configuration, and market availability. Larger assemblies or specialized components may be priced differently from standard parts. Request current pricing from American Industrial Supply Co. and provide the model or application details to help narrow down the appropriate listing.

Parker History and Industrial Applications

Parker’s history began in 1917, when Arthur L. Parker founded the company in Cleveland, Ohio. From its early focus on pneumatic braking systems, Parker Hannifin developed into a global manufacturer of motion and control technologies. Today, Parker products are used across industries such as manufacturing, transportation, energy, and aerospace, where reliable control of motion and fluids is essential.