The company said that parts would be delivered quickly, to anywhere in the world, with both original and replica parts available to offer the best possible choice and price.
Mark Gudgeon, managing director, DairyBits, said: “As the business takes to the online sphere, running costs are naturally reduced and rather than pocketing the difference ourselves, we pass the savings onto customers. We’re not in it to make a quick buck, rather build and develop long-term relationships and therefore encourage on-going repeat business.”
DairyBits is protected by 2048bit SSL encryption and hosted on PCI DSS level 1 compliant servers to ensure safety from cyber-attacks.
"As well as storing payment details, DairyBits.co.uk also stores a purchase history which can be set as a reminder if the products were, for example, an annual purchase. This way manufacturers can concentrate on other areas of the business and when it comes to ordering the parts, they receive an email which they simply follow, click ‘purchase’ and wait for the parts to arrive," Gudgeon added.