Ordering industrial spare parts into Switzerland
You buy across a customs border, so the carrier supplement is not a mishap but a budgeted item in your costing. On shukchok it falls away: duty and import charges stand in the total before you commit, and nothing follows at the loading dock.
Your buying desk in Switzerland
The border costs not one franc more than the figure you saw before you committed
A wear part is ordered, delivered and fitted — and three weeks later an invoice arrives that nobody had budgeted for. Anyone buying across a customs border knows that supplement; in industrial shipping it is the rule rather than the exception.
Across the customs border we deliver duty paid: duty and import charges fall due during the order and stand in the total, and the carrier adds nothing on handover. Which delivery term applies to an article is stated on the article.
Behind it stands shukchok, an open marketplace for industrial goods: several suppliers, one basket, one border declaration — and the selection beforehand runs without an enquiry, with material, operating limits and design on all 114 articles and the franc price beside them.
- Prices in Swiss francs, visible at every position without an account
- One basket across several manufacturers means one declaration instead of five
- Two interfaces for the same range: German and French
How a consignment crosses the border
Five steps — and after the fourth the amount is settled
Knowing the order of things means knowing in advance which amount falls due when. And above all: that none of them arrives later.
View prices in francs
The Swiss market prices in Swiss francs. Prices sit on every article without an account; no quotation request is needed.
Fill one basket across several manufacturers
A basket can carry articles from different suppliers, producing one ordering process and one payment — which counts double on a cross-border consignment, because every additional consignment would mean an additional declaration.
Export from Germany
The sale is an export supply, so German VAT does not apply. The dispatch location is in Germany; there is exactly one, and it is stated in the legal notice.
Duty and import charges during the order
The checkout is set to DDP and collects them there. The Swiss standard VAT rate has been 8.1 per cent since 1 January 2024.
Delivery with no supplement
Delivered duty paid: what stood in the total is paid. Which delivery term applies to an article is stated on the article.
The zone in figures
Swiss zone against EU zone, line by line
Zone "Europe (non-EU)", calculated from the carrier base rates. The EU zone stands alongside because many buying desks know both routes.
| Item | Switzerland | EU zone |
|---|---|---|
| Parcel up to 2 kg | €31.99 | €24.49 |
| Parcel up to 10 kg | €49.99 | €37.49 |
| Parcel up to 31.5 kg | €97.99 | €72.99 |
| Freight, 100 kg | €285.49 | €210.49 |
| Freight, 2,500 kg | €1,050.49 | €780.49 |
| Market currency | CHF | EUR |
| German VAT | 0 %, export supply | 0 % with a valid VAT ID |
| Customs border and Incoterm | yes, DDP | no, DAP |
| Air pollution control | LRV, locally OPair | national rules, in Germany TA Luft |
| Interface | German and French | depends on the market |
For manufacturers and distributors in Switzerland
Safety valves with an SVTI inspection? Those are exactly what is missing here
Switzerland builds valves, measurement and control and pharmaceutical apparatus — and it runs KVA plants, treatment works and district heating networks that consume precisely that. On a marketplace the same business is therefore often both: a buyer for its utilities and a supplier for its own programme.
The SVTI runs the notification body for pressure equipment, carries out safety valve inspections and handles market surveillance. No article in this catalogue carries an SVTI approval today — and that is the open slot a single web shop never closes: anyone holding such paperwork lodges it here as article metadata and delivers through the same basket as everyone else.
Being here costs you nothing, neither on entry nor monthly. Something falls due only once a position has sold.
- Approvals and inspection reports hang on the article, not on the catalogue
- Your customers read German or French; your datasheet stays the same
- Contract, invoicing and payment handling with the buyer sit with us
The range behind it
Categories KVA plants, treatment works and heat networks reorder from
Article counts taken from the catalogue. We do not link to empty categories.
Industrial valves and shut-offsIsolate, throttle, protect — with material and operating limits in the specification table.
Sample gas coolersSample gas cooling for continuous emission monitoring at KVA plants and furnaces.
Gaskets and sealsThe largest category here, with the material stated on every single article.
Heat exchangers and pressure vesselsTransfer surfaces and vessel fittings for district heat and process circuits.
Separators, filters, cleanersWater separation and filter elements in the sample gas path.
BellowsExpansion take-up on lines that swing between cold and hot.
Two ways in
See the franc price before you write an enquiry
Duty and import charges are collected at the checkout and shown in the total; the shipping price follows weight bracket and zone and is fixed before you commit. And if you manufacture or trade in Switzerland yourself: shelf space here is free of charge.