Industrial spare parts for Florence and its test rigs
A test rig gets through in a week what lasts a year in the field — so what goes into it is consumption against a booking plan, not an acquisition. On shukchok price, material and size stand at the position, and one basket takes several manufacturers.
Your rhythm in Florence
Predictable consumption, unpredictable purchasing
In a turbine hall several builds run in parallel, and next door things are deliberately driven harder than in service. Steam and compressed air components on a rig wear faster than the same parts in the field — but at a rate you know.
A rate you know is worth nothing while purchasing keeps its own. One component a rig is waiting for blocks the booking plan behind it, and that plan is allocated months ahead.
On shukchok the price comes first and the login second: the open marketplace for industrial goods puts material, operating limits, design and size in a table at the position, with the price beside it, in euro. Signed in, the same page shows when you last ordered that part.
- Price and specification table without a login, on all 114 articles
- Purchase history on the article page, a whole earlier order back in one step
- Purchase order number and cost centre per build or rig, both on the invoice
What stands at every position
Four things that are true on all 114 articles
Not a list of selling points — four statements you can check yourself before you sign in.
- A structured technical specification table with material, operating limits and design, in eight interface languages
- A price visible without a login and without a quotation request
- A customs tariff number, maintained on every one of the 114 articles
- Reviews only from buyers verified against the order history
For manufacturers and distributors
The second shelf is filled by you, not by us
The second demand of a turbine city does not run on price and specification but on paperwork: an inspection certificate to EN 10204, a calibration certificate, a PED or ATEX category on the article. Metadata of that kind sits on the articles of the suppliers who carry it anyway — and that is what an open marketplace is built for.
You do not build a shop here, you hook into one. Listing costs nothing, there is no monthly fee and no manual product approval; we earn on the margin of a position that sells, and on nothing else. Your customers are in the figures below.
- Documents as article metadata, visible at the position
- Your prices stay yours; contract, invoicing and payment sit with us
- One basket: your goods leave with the rest of the list
- investment plan of the turbomachinery competence centre
- ≈ 300 million €
- Plus 300 new positions — Baker Hughes
- for a new pharmaceutical plant at Sesto Fiorentino
- 150 million €
- 7,300 m² of production area — Lilly
- population equivalents at the city treatment works
- ≈ 600,000
- Gas path and sludge line included — Publiacqua
- companies in the Prato textile district
- 7,000
- A province of its own, 20 km away; 34,746 to 43,000 employees — Confindustria Toscana Nord
The range behind it
Categories for assembly and test
Two ways in
Order against the rig, not against the store
Purchase order number and cost centre go into the basket without a login and appear on the invoice. And if you carry certified goods: shelf space here comes without a listing fee.