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Sample rows

10 of the 613 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 238 businesses, 167 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 49.

15 rows (2%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Future Electronics with 15. 570 businesses have a name used only once, and 404 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 372 rated businesses is 4.6, and 134 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 429 email addresses, 264 (62%) are role addresses such as info@, 145 (34%) name a person and 20 (5%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this electronic parts supplier email list?

This CSV has 613 Google Maps listings filed under Electronic parts supplier, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a company that sells components: a franchised distributor's branch, an independent broker with a warehouse shelf, a surplus dealer or a store with a counter for hobbyists and repair techs. Two pins for one distributor mean two rows.

A website email was found for 429 of them. Phone numbers are in 593 rows and a website in 500, so a buyer of this list can research a supplier's line card before sending anything.

There is a single category in the file. The split between brokers, distributors and retail counters does not exist as a column, but business names and websites usually show it.

How can you segment the file?

Sort the parts suppliers in a spreadsheet using the columns that exist. Parts suppliers cluster, so geography does the heavy lifting.

The city column exposes the clusters. San Jose has 58 listings, Santa Clara 18, Sunnyvale 10 and Fremont 9, so Silicon Valley alone holds a large block of the file. Miami and Houston carry the next biggest groups and serve export customers as well as local ones.

Business names signal what a supplier does. Words such as components, semiconductor, electronics, supply, surplus or distribution suggest broker or distributor, and a name with a store word suggests a counter. Websites show whether a company lists stock or only takes calls.

Address types split the contact. Role addresses make up 264 of the 429 emails, named people 145, and 20 use a free webmail domain. Role addresses such as sales@ or quotes@ are normal here, since parts companies run their business from a sales inbox.

• State and city: Silicon Valley cities against Houston, Miami or Phoenix area.
• Address type: sales@ style role addresses for quote desks, named addresses for owners and buyers.
• Name keywords: components, surplus, semiconductor or supply.

Who buys an electronic parts supplier email list?

Sellers of software and services to the component trade form the first group. Inventory and quoting software vendors pitch systems that handle part numbers, date codes and customer quotes. Component search and market data services sell to brokers who need to find stock fast. Testing labs that check parts for counterfeits work with brokers and surplus dealers.

Logistics providers form the second. Customs brokers, freight forwarders and courier services handle shipments of small high-value parts across borders. Makers of static-safe bags, trays and reels sell packaging to every supplier on the list. Ecommerce platform vendors pitch online storefronts to counter shops that still sell by phone.

Buyers of excess inventory also use such lists, writing to suppliers that might hold unsold stock, and manufacturers that need a source for a hard-to-find part write to brokers they have never used.

How do you run outreach to electronic parts suppliers from this file?

The inbox at a parts supplier is a quote desk. Most mail is a request for price and availability, handled quickly by whoever is on shift. A message that looks like a quote request gets read, while a general pitch lands in the same pile as spam. Name the exact service and what it replaces in a sales process.

Write to the role address as though to a person who processes orders, and ask for the owner or purchasing lead by title. For the 145 named addresses, use a first name and a line about the supplier's own focus, taken from its website.

Keep messages short because the reader is working a queue. Do not attach a catalog on a first note. A single question about how they check parts, source stock or ship abroad is enough.

Remove duplicates by website domain, since a distributor with branches can appear several times. Send in small batches and check replies and bounces before the next one.

What email rules apply when you contact parts suppliers?

Two CAN-SPAM basics cover commercial email to a business: add a valid physical postal address for your company and a working opt-out that you honor. At a quote desk the person who handles unsubscribe requests may be the same person who answers sales@, so act on any reply that asks to stop.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is the heavy state with 238 listings and 167 emails. Texas has 49 listings and 34 emails, Florida 44 and 31, New York 21 and 15, Arizona 19 and 13, Ohio 16 and 11, Indiana 15 and 10 and New Jersey 14 and 10. Colorado and Minnesota each have 11 listings and 8 emails.

By city, San Jose has 58 listings, then Santa Clara with 18, Miami 12, Houston 11, Sunnyvale 10 and Fremont 9. Tempe and Austin each have 7, and Anaheim and Irvine have 6.

A software vendor or a lab with one salesperson can start in San Jose and Santa Clara, where a lot of suppliers sit within one drive. A logistics seller with export lanes can add Miami and Houston. The rows without an email can still be worked by phone, which is how parts suppliers expect to be reached.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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