Industrial spare parts for Dubai
Two record-scale plants produce the flue gas here and the trading layer moves the parts, so a position is not a purchase for you — it is a quotation you pass on. On shukchok the price and the customs tariff number stand on it before you ask.
Your rhythm in Dubai
Two records produce the exhaust — but the ordering runs through the trade
One site in the emirate carries 9,547 MW of generation and 490 MIGD of desalination, and beside it an aluminium smelter runs its own 2,974 MW power station. For a wear parts catalogue those are exhaust sources at a size where every interval is short.
Only a handful of mega-plants do not order on the web. Purchasing at that scale runs through vendor registers and framework agreements, and the parts for it are sourced by the layer around them: traders, workshops and service companies who decide on the price that is on the screen.
That is who shukchok is built for — an open marketplace for industrial goods where several suppliers list side by side. Every one of the 114 positions carries a price, a customs tariff number and a named manufacturer, and the specification table exists in eight languages — the three entries a re-export document and an onward quotation both need.
- Customs tariff number and named manufacturer on all 114 articles
- Purchase order number and cost centre without an account, both on the invoice
- Several manufacturers in one basket, one ordering process, one payment
- installed capacity on one site, plus 490 MIGD of desalination
- 9,547 MW
- 2,227,587 cubic metres a day across 43 MSF units; two Guinness records — Dubai Media Office
- own power station of an aluminium smelter producing around 1 million t a year
- 2,974 MW
- Plus its own desalination of 136,000 cubic metres a day — EGA
- share of trade in the emirate’s economy, against 7.3 % for manufacturing
- 22.9 %
- Dubai Media Office
- manufacturing companies in the free zone, with 66,000 employees
- over 795
- JAFZA
For traders, workshops and suppliers
In a trading city, a shelf without rent is the whole argument
22.9 % trade against 7.3 % manufacturing: Dubai lives on moving goods onward. Anyone who does that knows the bill behind every additional range — catalogue upkeep, a shop, a checkout, payment handling.
On this marketplace that bill disappears. Listing is free of charge, there is no monthly fee and no manual approval; you set your own prices, and checkout and payment handling run through us. A margin falls due once a position sells — until then the shelf costs you nothing.
- Your range goes online without waiting for a release
- Manufacturer and supplier are named visibly at every position
- Stock already held in a free zone shortens exactly the route this page describes
What works here today
What the basket is good for in Dubai
- Price, specification and customs tariff number at every position, without a login
- Small quantities from several manufacturers in one ordering process
- Purchase order number and cost centre through to the invoice — the recharge to a client is prepared
- Duty-paid delivery across the border, with the charges inside the order total
- Signed in: purchase history at the article, and a whole earlier order back into the basket in one step
- A quotation as a numbered PDF valid for 30 days, for exactly one position, in German and English
The range behind it
Categories for generation, desalination and workshop supply
Asked in the Gulf trade
What a dealer settles first
Can I buy here for onward sale within the region?
How does the free-shipping threshold work in a dirham basket?
Two ways in
Price a whole list in one basket — or put your own range on the shelf
Price, specification and customs tariff number stand at every position without an account. And if you already hold stock in the region: shelf space here comes without a listing fee, and a margin only when a position sells.