Escape From Tarkov: How to Get Metal Spare Parts

With fresh players joining the fray on a regular basis, Escape from Tarkov has developed dramatically over the years. New content updates, in particular, have kept the experience fresh and kept gamers wanting more from their pleasurable game experience. Now that Escape from Tarkov has received a fresh patch, it has brought with it new items that players are having trouble finding. This article will explain how to obtain Metal Spare Parts and what they are in Escape from Tarkov.

What Metal Spare Parts are in Escape from Tarkov and What They are Used For

Metal spare parts, as the name implies, are a sort of object that takes the form of spare metal scraps. As a result, this resource can be used to build a hideout and make specific goods that will provide you a greater advantage on the battlefield than usual. This resource will be very useful for you to acquire for crafting, whether you're hoping for a console release or venturing to the field with your trusty PC.

The following things, which can be produced, are an illustration of what Metal Spare Parts can be used for:

• Grenade Case
• FP-100 Filter Absorber
• Lucky Scav Junk Box

2 Metal Fuel Tanks, Metal Cutting Scissors, 5 bolts, 5 Screw Nuts, and two Metal Spare Parts can be used to make the grenade case. The Grenade Case features 64 inventory slots in an 8x8 grid, allowing your character to preserve inventory space for other things by storing various grenade equipment within.

Furthermore, if you have two Magazine Cases, Metal Cutting Scissors, 6 bolts, 3 Metal Spare Parts, and 3 KEKTAPE Duct Tape, you may make the Lucky Scav Junk Box. This item is another container that will provide you an additional 196 inventory slots and can be used to store anything that is a 'barter item.'

You must have certain areas of the Hideouts unlocked in order to construct all of the things that may be produced with Metal Spare Parts.

Where Can I Find Metal Spare Parts?

The process of locating metal spare parts and preparing inventory space is a journey in and of itself. To begin with, players have observed the pieces for pickup in a variety of locations, despite their difficulty in discovering them. One spot to look for them is on the 'Lighthouse' map, where they are typically discovered as loose parts on the beach or on top of crates spread throughout the map.

Additionally, they can be found in 'Interchange' on objects like shelves and on top of crates, waiting for you to pick them up. Scav Runs have also proven to be advantageous in terms of obtaining Metal Spare Parts, with several players letting others know that they spawned with them inside their backup on a Scav Run.