Spare parts for plant operation in Berlin
Five incineration lines, a treatment works and a district heating tie-in on one site: the same shift stands at three media on the same day. Three maintenance dates are therefore three enquiry rounds, not three jobs. On shukchok all three parts lists go into one basket, price above the specification table.
Your rhythm on site
Your maintenance window has a date. Your enquiry round does not.
By spring you know what falls due in autumn. Five incineration lines under continuous measurement, a treatment works that is never shut down, and a steam tie-in into the heat network: three modes of operation on one site, three wear rhythms, all three in the diary.
Then the diary stops. Writing to five suppliers, waiting for queries about material and nominal size, comparing three quotations that mean different things — and goods inwards finds the gasket set in the wrong elastomer compound. The part was there the whole time. The process was not.
That is what shukchok is for: an open marketplace for industrial goods where several manufacturers go into the same basket and the price is up front, before you sign in — material, operating limits, design and size in a table underneath. Berlin sits in the domestic zone, so no customs border and no export declaration — EUR 9.49 for a parcel up to two kilograms.
- A specification table on all 114 articles — material, operating limits, design
- Full-text search reaches the part number straight from a bill of materials
- Purchase order number and cost centre per basket — incineration, treatment works and network stay apart
The evidence
What sets the rhythm
- Waste a year across five incineration lines
- > 500,000 t
- Operator figure, BSR; in service since 1967.
- High-pressure steam per tonne of waste
- 2.3 t
- Operator figure, BSR, for the Ruhleben waste-to-energy plant.
- Wastewater heat pump on the district heating feed
- 75 MW
- BEW, Energiedreieck Ruhleben — plus a new steam turbine for the waste heat.
- Industrial employees at a 6.4 % share of economic output
- 107,700
- Berlin Partner industry profile. Large in absolute terms, small in relative ones — the demand arises from operating plant.
For suppliers
Your customers are in this text — and the shelf space costs nothing
The 107,700 industrial employees of this city are spread across many sectors rather than a few large production lines. For a manufacturer that means many buyers with small lot sizes and recurring demand — exactly the kind of demand a shop of your own never pays for and a shared marketplace pays for immediately.
Which is why the shelf stands open here, with no fee and no deadline: the earning happens on the margin of a position that actually moves, and nowhere else. Your range and your prices stay your decision; the shop, the checkout, the invoicing and the customer contact are ours.
For you as a buyer it changes the order things happen in: the cooler from the sample gas line, the gasket set for the digester and the shut-off valve for the steam main come from different manufacturers — and still go into one basket and one ordering process.
- No listing fee, no monthly fee, no manual product approval
- Manufacturer and supplier are named visibly at every position
- Signed in, the article page shows when the same part was last ordered
The range behind it
Categories for sample gas path, steam main and sludge line
Asked briefly
Three questions from Berlin maintenance desks
Can we order with a cost centre per plant?
Do you carry sample gas coolers for continuous emission monitoring?
What does carriage to Berlin cost?
Two ways in
Put the first cooler in the basket — or your range beside it
Full-text search reads the specification table, so it also finds 1.4404, PTFE or FKM. If you make or trade these parts, put your range on the shelf beside them — the space is free.