Spare parts for the chemical cluster in the port of Antwerp
In this cluster nobody buys on price but on the elastomer, so the gasket is not a small part — it is a shift decision. Its grade is printed at the position here, before you pick up a phone.
Your rhythm on site
A wrong elastomer does not fail on delivery. It fails on shift.
Steam here does not belong to one plant. It comes from several combined heat and power stations and is used across company boundaries, so a large share of what has to stay tight sits at an interface where two operators meet — and the responsibility for it is contractual before it is technical.
That is why replacement happens by survey and not by breakdown: twelve positions at once, four manufacturers, one maintenance window. Run that through an enquiry round and the window closes while the third quotation is still being clarified.
You would rather compare than wait. So grade, pressure and temperature limit and design stand in a table at the position, the net price beside it, and the full-text search finds 1.4404, PTFE or FKM inside that table rather than in a category name.
- Net prices visible to everyone, with no account and no price request
- A previous order goes back into the basket in one step — the normal case after a survey
- A quotation PDF with a running number, 30 days valid, priced server-side, for the internal release
- chemical companies on roughly 2,500 hectares
- > 500
- Seven of the ten largest chemical groups worldwide produce on site — trade press summary of the port cluster
- in-plant pipelines inside the cluster
- > 1,000 km
- Alongside more than 7 million m³ of liquid storage capacity — chemical park register
- articles you can price and specify without signing in
- 114
- Catalogue as counted on 8 August 2026
What the marketplace changes
Two shelves, one basket — that is what shukchok is built for
shukchok is an open marketplace for industrial goods, and the difference shows here immediately: a Seveso-regulated site buys from two shelves. One is operating and workshop supply, selected on specification and price; the other is approval-bound — an inspection certificate to EN 10204, a calibration record, an ATEX or PED category at the article. Those run on paperwork and a named contact.
A single webshop never carries both at once, and that is the whole reason this is a marketplace. Certified manufacturers and distributors attach their range here instead of building a catalogue of their own, hold their documents as article metadata and deliver through the same basket your coolers already go into. What the register gains, you see the week it lands.
- Operating supply works today: grade, limits and price at the position, in eight interface languages
- The documented scope grows as suppliers with those papers list — free of charge, without waiting for a release
- One ordering process, one payment, whichever manufacturers the basket holds
Before you order
Questions from a cluster maintenance office
Can I search by grade, for example 1.4404 or FKM?
Which language will I be working in?
Is there a framework agreement or a customer price list?
We manufacture ATEX-rated equipment ourselves. Can we sell here?
The range behind it
Categories for chemical and refinery maintenance
Two ways in
Select on the grade, order in one pass
Several manufacturers, one checkout, one payment — with your own order number on it. And if you hold an approval file: the shelf beside it is open and costs nothing.