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Division 04 · KBLI 46591 / 46599

Industrial Machinery

Processing machinery, machine tools, generators and workshop equipment, from a single replacement unit to a full line specification.

Industrial lathes on a machine shop floor

Industrial buyers rarely need a machine in isolation. They need it commissioned, they need the tooling that makes it productive, and they need to know where the wear parts come from in year three. We quote all three together, and where commissioning is required it is arranged through manufacturer partners and written into the order confirmation rather than promised informally.

Specification work happens before pricing. If the requirement is described by output rather than by model, we scope it first, tell you what the search will take, and come back with options that state their trade-offs plainly.

What this division supplies

Indicative of the range rather than the limit of it. If what you need sits alongside these lines, ask.

Processing and production machinery
Food, agricultural and general processing equipment specified to throughput and material.
Machine tools
Lathes, mills, drills, saws and forming equipment for production and maintenance workshops.
Generators and power equipment
Standby and prime power sets, with the ratings and fuel logistics checked against the site.
Compressed air and pumps
Compressors, receivers, pumps and the distribution components around them.
Industrial electrical
Cabling, switchgear, control components and enclosures for plant installation.
Workshop and maintenance equipment
Lifting, welding, measurement and diagnostic equipment for in-house maintenance teams.

Who buys from this division

The four buyer types this division is built around, and what each one actually needs from a supplier.

Manufacturers and processors

Replacing units or extending a line without stopping production longer than planned.

Plant maintenance teams

Sourcing spares and workshop equipment against an existing machine register.

Engineering contractors

Buying equipment packages for installation projects on a fixed programme.

Facility operators

Specifying power and air equipment where uptime obligations sit in a service contract.

Questions about this division

If yours is not here, the trade desk answers directly, usually the same working day.

Ask the trade desk

Where the equipment requires it, yes, through manufacturer partners. The scope, who attends, and what is included are stated in the order confirmation, so commissioning is contractual rather than an assumption on either side.

Yes, as a project package. Machinery, tooling, materials and first-fill parts are assembled into one package with a single document set and deliveries staged to your installation programme.

Before a machine is ordered we confirm the parts position: what is stocked regionally, what is factory-order, and the realistic lead time for each. A machine with a twelve-week parts lead time is a different purchase from one with two, and you should know that at the quotation stage.

Send your requirement

Model or part numbers, specification, quantity and destination. Standard lines are quoted within 48 hours.