Spare and wear parts for industry in Amsterdam
Flue gas measurement runs while you sleep and the steam side waits for a cleaning window, so neither is a spare kit — both are standing orders with dates on them. On shukchok both carry a price before you sign in.

Your rhythm on site
Two wear rhythms, one delivery address — and a fortnight in between
A waste line in the port does not only burn. It sells its process steam over the fence, which makes one plant two customers at once: a flue gas side under continuous measurement, with cooler, PTFE filter element, water separator and hose hanging off it — and a steam side where every partner taking that steam runs traps, reducers and safety valves.
Both are on your calendar months ahead. The quotation round is not: five suppliers written to, queries about material and nominal size coming back one at a time, and goods inwards finding the seal in the wrong compound. Two weeks in which a line waits for something that sat on a shelf all along.
You have read that claim on other shops. The difference is where the price sits: above the specification table and before the login, in euro, with 0 % VAT on a confirmed btw-nummer. Nothing about the part is behind a form.
- Specification at all 114 articles — no datasheet to hunt down first
- Purchase order number and cost centre as cart fields, both on the invoice

One address, two supply chains
Flue gas measurement runs continuously. The steam side follows the cleaning and shutdown calendar. Both wear — and both go on the same order.

What the marketplace changes
The most useful thing a catalogue gives a fixed interval is memory
shukchok is an open marketplace for industrial goods, one EU delivery away: a plant with two blocks in continuous service replaces the same parts again and again, at intervals known in advance. Signed in, the article page shows how often and when you last ordered exactly this article, and a whole earlier order goes back into the basket in one step. Whoever places the order is rarely the person who chose the part — the specification at the position closes that gap before it turns into a phone call.
And the parts do not have to come from the same maker. A gas cooler element and a steam trap belong to two plants and two intervals, and they still go into one basket and one ordering pass, with your purchase order number and cost centre travelling through to the invoice. Amsterdam sits inside the EU customs territory, so nothing is collected at checkout and nothing afterwards.
- PDF datasheets exist for four articles; the structured specification for all 114
- Full-text search takes the SKU straight off a parts list
- One ordering pass, one contracting party — contract, payment and refund sit with us
- waste a year across two blocks in the western port
- 1.4 m t
- In service since 1993 and 2009 — operator figure
- port throughput in 2024, of which 29.1 million tonnes mineral oil products
- 62.2 m t
- Port of Amsterdam figures for 2024
- cocoa a year in the Amsterdam/Zaanstreek cluster
- ≈ 600,000 t
- The largest cocoa import port in the world — Amports
- articles with a price and a specification table, no login
- 114
- Catalogue as counted on 8 August 2026

For suppliers
A port that buys in two worlds is shelf space for two ranges
Everything above is a demand description: a flue gas path in continuous service, a steam network with several partners on it, and a food cluster that cleans on a cycle. If you manufacture or distribute sample gas equipment, seals, valves or filtration — including the food-approved compounds this port asks for — those are your customers, and this is where they look the part up.
The entry price is nothing — not as a promotion but as the model: we take a margin on a position that sells and take nothing anywhere else. You keep your range and your pricing; we carry the shop, the checkout, the invoicing and the customer contact. The buyer sees who made the part and who supplies it, and contracts with us.
- Approvals and works certificates travel with the article as metadata
- No listing fee and no monthly fee — the margin comes off a sale
- Manufacturer and supplier are named at every position
The range behind it
Categories for a waste line and a food port
Two ways in
Reorder the interval parts in one pass
Purchase history at the article, one basket across manufacturers, your purchase order number and cost centre on the invoice. And if you manufacture or distribute yourself: shelf space here comes without a listing fee.





