Industrial spare parts for Birmingham production plants
A pasteuriser is a heat exchanger with a timetable, so the seals in its CIP circuit are not spares — they are a daily consumable that meets caustic and hot water on schedule. On shukchok they carry a price and a specification before you sign in.
Your rhythm on site
A line at 24,000 cans an hour does not wait for a quotation round
You run a tunnel pasteuriser with stainless heat exchangers, a deaerator and a carbonator ahead of it and an automatic CIP set behind it — and a canning line rated at 24,000 cans an hour that decides what all three have to keep up with. Every one of them is steam on one side and sealing on the other.
The failure is never the expensive part. It is a gasket that has taken one caustic cycle too many, and the fortnight it takes to get an identical one is time the line spends waiting for something that was manufactured years ago.
shukchok is an open marketplace for industrial goods, and that sounds like the promise every catalogue makes — so here is the check, and it takes ten seconds: the price stands over the specification table before you sign in, in euro, with material, operating limits and design at the position.
- Specification table on all 114 articles
- Full-text search reaches the part number straight from a bill of materials
- Purchase order number and cost centre as fields in the basket
A pasteuriser is a heat exchanger with a schedule
Everything that seals, throttles or drains around it is a reorder, not a project.
For makers as much as buyers
The Jewellery Quarter buys the way this shop sells — and could sell here too
Around 300 independent makers in one quarter produce some 40 per cent of British jewellery, and more than 21 per cent of the country’s automotive parts makers sit in this region. That is a great many workshops ordering few units of many different articles, which is exactly the shape of basket this catalogue was built for.
It is also a great many manufacturers. On an open marketplace the same address works in both directions: whoever makes or trades in sealing, fittings, valves or workshop equipment here can put a range in front of the demand described above. No listing fee, no monthly fee, no manual product approval — we earn on the margin of a position that sells, and on nothing else.
- Your range and your prices stay in your hands
- Manufacturer and supplier are named at every position; the seller is named with them
- Published without waiting for a release
Dates you can plan against
A procurement calendar on one exhibition site
Three relevant trade fairs on a single site, each with a published scale. We exhibit at none of them — but a specification round that runs against a fair date is easier to plan when all three sit in one place.
| Trade fair | When | Scale |
|---|---|---|
| MACH | biennial | machine tools and manufacturing technology |
| Advanced Engineering UK | 4–5 November 2026 | over 400 exhibitors |
| PPMA Show | 22–24 September 2026 | over 350 exhibitors, processing and packaging |
The range behind it
What a steam-side reorder list looks like here
Industrial valvesShut-off and control on a brewhouse, a pasteuriser or a CIP return.
Heat exchangers and pressure vesselsThe component a pasteuriser is built around.
Gaskets and sealsThe largest group in the catalogue, and the one a food plant consumes fastest.
Pneumatics and hydraulicsActuation on filling and packaging lines, and on curing presses.
Two ways in
Order the wear side — or put your own on the shelf
Prices without registration, specification at the position, and one basket across several makers. If you manufacture or trade in this region, the listing costs nothing.