Maintenance procurement
Start with the operation, workload and access requirements before selecting the tool class.
Plan tools for industrial supply, plant maintenance and engineering contractors. Match bolting and surface-work requirements with dedicated models, supported power configurations and consumables.

Start with the operation, workload and access requirements before selecting the tool class.
Turn a broad project package into a model-level equipment and consumable schedule.
Keep specifications, packing lists and accepted changes traceable for later replenishment.
Combine PT22 industrial drilling with dedicated wrench and grinder options. Specify the supported batteries and task-matched accessories for each model.

Add a dedicated industrial drill for maintenance drilling and installation. Match the bit, work material and operating mode to the job.
View PT-22 →
Compare the listed 1000 N·m industrial wrench with the actual fastener task.
View GKR06 →
A listed 650 N·m industrial option for a differentiated wrench assortment.
View GKR05 →
JM05-family grinder configuration with 1800 mAh cell option as specified; agree the full pack and disc setup.
View JM05 →Select exact specifications and quantities for the order. This shortlist is a planning route, not a fixed kit or a guarantee of suitability for every task.
| Buying situation | Selection direction | Record before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Bolting work with restricted access | Compare the suitable wrench class and physical setup | Fastener task, drive / socket interface and operating access. |
| Cutting or surface preparation | Specify grinder and consumable as a working pair | Work material, disc geometry, maximum speed and permitted operation. |
| Repeat procurement or project changes | Freeze the accepted model and configuration record | Version, approved substitution, affected batch and delivery impact. |

Specify the supported housing, cell arrangement, cell capacity and resulting complete-pack capacity separately. A larger housing or a common voltage label is not enough to establish performance or compatibility.
The OEM project-management workflow provides a useful discipline for configured orders: freeze specifications, agree the complete sample and packing list, and record changes before the affected batch.
Compare power configurations →List the actual tasks, work materials, access and working pattern.
State model quantities and the role of each wrench, grinder or other tool.
Record packs, chargers, consumables and permissible substitutions.
Specify inspection needs, required documents, delivery milestones and spare provisions.
No. Documentation has specific product, model and standard scope. Identify the exact models and destination before requesting applicable files.
The project workflow requires changes to specifications, BOM, appearance, packaging or timing to record their impact, approval and effective batch.
Choose your channel and list the jobs your customers need to complete. Include quantities and configurations so the discussion can move from a category to a workable order.
Submit your requirements to GEAKITA. You will receive a reference number after successful submission.