Spare parts for technical operations in The Hague
The job card is already open and the vehicle is already on the jack, so the seal on it is not a purchase — it is a bay you cannot use until somebody quotes it. On shukchok it carries a price before you sign in.
Your day at the counter
Nobody waits three days for the price of a seal
A depot that keeps 259 trams and 235 buses in service runs on job cards, and every job card is a short parts list with a date on it. A harbour workshop and a dry cleaner share nothing with that technically and one thing in procurement: the part is needed for a job already open.
That is where a quotation round costs most. Five enquiries for a dozen small positions, queries coming back one at a time, and the vehicle on the jack throughout. Small parts, small money — and a bay you cannot use.
shukchok is an open marketplace for industrial goods in the next country over, which is what every supplier says in some form — so here it is, small and checkable: the net price is visible without an account, the full-text search takes the number straight off a parts list, and material, operating limits and design stand in a table at the position, on all 114 articles.
- Purchase order number and cost centre as cart fields — no account needed
- Several manufacturers in one basket and one ordering pass
- A quotation as a PDF from the account: running number, 30 days, priced server-side
From the workshop desk
Three questions before the first order
I have a part number from a parts list. Will the search find it?
Can I get a quotation document for an internal approval?
Do you supply parts for older textile cleaning machines?
For suppliers
One metal shop inside the city, around 30 in the ring around it
A trade directory for metalworking lists exactly one business inside The Hague; the rest of that trade — around 30 shops — sits in the neighbouring municipalities. For a buyer here that means the work is close and the ordering is not. For a manufacturer or dealer out there it means something better: the demand described above is inside your delivery radius, and it is looking for a listed price.
None of that costs you anything up front. There is no listing fee, no monthly fee and no approval queue — the only thing we take is a margin on a position that actually sells. Your prices stay yours; the shop, the checkout, the invoicing and the customer contact are ours, and the buyer contracts with us rather than with you.
- Your own prices, published without an approval queue
- The buyer’s order number and cost centre reach the invoice, not your desk
- Contract, payment and refund handling stay with us
The range behind it
Categories for depots, harbour workshops and textile care
Two ways in
Build the workshop list once, book it once
Purchase order number and cost centre travel with the order, without an account. And if you machine or trade in the ring around the city: shelf space here comes without a listing fee.