iPhone 13 Series Small Parts

Buying small repair parts in bulk (iPhone 13 to iPhone 13 Pro)

A missing small part can stall a bench for a week, and the margin on these parts is among the best in repair. The rule on incoming stock is simple: fit the part to a board and test it before the full repair, because a dead-on-arrival part found after reassembly costs double labour. If one of three fails, test the lot — batch inconsistency signals a supplier QC problem. Bundle small parts with your screen and battery order: the per-unit freight falls and the MOQ applies to the whole order.

Mixed cartons let a new line be trialled next to proven ones, so testing costs almost nothing in freight.

Specs and checks that matter

• Labelling: Each part is bagged and labelled per part and per model, so intake is a single scan
• Consolidation: Small parts add very little to freight when consolidated with a larger order
• Stock depth: Slow-moving spares are still held in depth, because one missing part stops a whole repair

Buyer questions

Can I add small parts to a screen order?

Yes, and it is the cheapest way to carry them: the MOQ applies to the order and small parts add almost nothing to freight.

How are small parts packed?

Parts are bagged and labelled per part and per model, so intake is a single scan rather than a sorting job.

Is everything labelled?

Yes — bagged and labelled per part and per model, so nothing needs sorting on arrival.

Which small parts have the best margin?

Camera lens covers and earpiece or speaker assemblies — low wholesale cost, quick repair, strong markup for your customers.

Related in this range

• iPhone 13 Clear tempered glass
• iPhone 13/iPhone 14/iPhone 15 cases
• iPhone 13 back covers
• All phone repair parts & batteries