bruksdeler

Bruksdeler is a term used in Norwegian maintenance and procurement to describe parts that are consumed or wear out through normal use and are replaced during operation. Bruksdeler differ from durable components intended to last for the equipment’s life, as well as from spare parts kept for major overhauls. They are typically treated as routine maintenance items and are included in procurement plans and maintenance schedules.

Common bruksdeler include filters (air, oil, fuel), belts, seals and gaskets, lubricants, batteries, fuses, light bulbs, and consumable cutting or grinding tools. Depending on the equipment, other items such as spark plugs, abrasive discs, or lubricants may also be considered bruksdeler.

In accounting and logistics, bruksdeler are generally classified as operating expenses and stocked in small quantities to support regular servicing. Accurate identification and forecasting of replacement intervals help reduce downtime and spare part write-offs. Procurement often requires close coordination with maintenance teams and OEM specifications.

Understanding which parts are bruksdeler helps organizations plan maintenance, control costs, and maintain equipment reliability.