Spare parts for technical trades in the Brussels-Capital Region
The plant belongs to somebody else and you keep it running, so the part is not stock — it is an open job with a clock on it. On shukchok its price is there before the client asks.
Your rhythm on site
The client wants a figure today, not after the enquiry round
You are standing in a plant room with a solenoid valve in your hand, and the building manager wants to know what it costs before the afternoon. The usual route is three calls, two mailboxes and a price that arrives once the slot is gone.
The other route takes four minutes from the van: net prices are open to everyone, no login, no price request. You quote on the same day and you know the availability status before you promise anything.
And because the job has to be recharged, the two fields that decide that are in the basket without an account — your order number and your cost centre, both carried through onto the invoice.
- Net prices without an account, for every one of the 114 articles
- A quotation PDF with a running number, 30 days valid, one position per quotation
- Order number and cost centre in the basket, on the invoice afterwards
Read this before the first job
What a public procurement chain expects, and where this route sits
The honest list, because it is cheaper here than at the moment an invoice has to enter a public ledger. It is also the reason this page is written for you and not for your client.
- Peppol, XRechnung, ZUGFeRD, cXML, OCI or PunchOut — the invoice is a PDF
- Purchase on account and SEPA direct debit
- Framework agreements, customer price lists and negotiated conditions
- Company accounts with several users, approval workflows or budgets
- Works certificates to EN 10204 and calibration records at the article — these arrive with the suppliers who issue them
What the marketplace changes
You buy the part. Your client gets your invoice.
shukchok is an open marketplace for industrial goods: many suppliers, one ordering process, and the price is already there when you need it. Much of the demand in this region sits with public and semi-public operators — the port, the waste and energy utility, the water company, public transport, hospitals. Their own procurement runs on the chain above. Yours does not: you buy for a job, book against a cost centre and invoice your client yourself.
That is the market this basket is built for, and it is a large one: 300 companies along 14 kilometres of canal, 429 businesses on 183 hectares of municipal parks, plus the workshops and building services in between. One basket across several manufacturers replaces five separate procurements — for a firm of six people that is a working day a month, not a discount.
- One checkout across manufacturers, one payment, one delivery process
- Full-text search finds the article number straight off a parts list
- Intra-EU delivery: no customs border, DAP, free shipping from 250 € of order value
The range behind it
Categories for workshops, building services and harbour trades
Before you order
Questions from a small technical firm
Can I order without registering?
Which language does the shop speak in Brussels?
I run a small parts business myself. Is this worth anything to me?
Two ways in
Quote the client today — or put your own range in front of them
Net prices without an account, cost centre on the invoice, one order across manufacturers. And if you sell parts yourself: the shelf here comes without a listing fee.