Industrial spare parts for Bordeaux and the port of Bassens
Everyone associates Bordeaux with wine. What gets reordered on shukchok comes off a procedure, so it is not a spare part but a dated obligation: a port zone across 60 per cent of a commune, five Seveso sites, and a maintenance plan that does not care how the year is going.


Your inspection calendar
A part replaced because a procedure says so is a part you can plan
A heightened safety regime carries continuing obligations: monitoring, inspection, documented maintenance. None of that waits for a good year, and none of it moves because the market moved.
What does move is the buying. The date is fixed months ahead, the requisition goes out late, and then five enquiries and three quotations decide whether a gasket in the right material arrives before the date does.
So shukchok puts the price up without a login and the specification table under it — an open marketplace for industrial goods rather than one supplier range. You compare a material against your own procedure instead of against a sales call.
- Price and specification table on all 114 articles, no account needed
- One basket across several manufacturers, one ordering process
- Purchase order number and cost centre as fields in the basket
- industrial port zone — 60 % of the commune of Bassens
- 600 ha
- Ville de Bassens, zone industrialo-portuaire
- companies, with over 30 classified risk operations
- ~ 110
- Same source; five of them are Seveso sites, 4,000 direct jobs in the zone
- port throughput in 2024
- 6.27 Mt
- Port de Bordeaux figure for 2024
- trade visitors at the biennial cellar and bottling fair
- 40,000
- Vinitech-Sifel; 700 exhibitors from 24 countries, running since 1977

If you issue the papers
Documented supply is not a range — it is a marketplace
A Seveso procedure asks for papers as well as parts: an inspection certificate to EN 10204, a calibration record, a category on the article. No single range carries all of that for every position on a plant.
An open marketplace does not have to. Manufacturers and distributors who hold those papers anyway hang them on the article as metadata and deliver through the same basket the operator next door uses — without building a shop of their own.
That is free of charge here: no listing fee, no monthly fee, no manual approval. Our margin exists on a position that sells, so the shelf costs you nothing while it fills.
- Certificates and categories ride along as article metadata
- Your prices stay yours, your name stands at the position
- Contract, invoicing and payment handling stay with us
What the procedure schedules
Categories a Seveso zone and a bottling hall both order
SealsProcedure-driven replacement is the most predictable demand there is.
Industrial and shut-off valvesShut-off and control from a polymer plant to a bottling line.
Separators, filters and purifiersExtraction, recovery and compressed air all need something removed.
Filters and sievesIn front of every pump, every nozzle and every analyser.
Frequently asked
Questions from the Gironde
Are your parts approved for a Seveso installation?
Do you deliver into the port zone at Bassens?
How is VAT handled?
We make bottling and cellar equipment — can we sell it here?
Two ways into the basket
Order what the procedure schedules — or supply it
Prices are visible without registration, and the specification stands at the position. If you issue certificates yourself, this is where they belong on an article.