Industrial supply catalog template with an engineering-drawing look
A 27-page MRO catalog with shop-floor photography and the thread, load and grade tables plant buyers ask for, covering fasteners, cutting tools, rigging, bearings and abrasives.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Industrial Supplies Premium template
This industrial supply catalog template borrows from engineering drawings and machine shops. Hexagon frames and thread profiles in machine green run across near-black and pale steel-gray pages, the framed cover is laid out as a drawing sheet with grid references and a parts list, and footers carry sheet and revision numbers. Roboto Condensed headings, Fira Sans text and monospaced data labels sit beside photos of grinders, chain, bearings and cutters.
It is built for distributors whose buyers order by part number. The featured page pairs a bolt photo with a dimensioned drawing and three tier prices, the top-movers grid lists SKU, pack and price, and the spec guide gives thread pitch, torque and sling ratings. Import SKUs from Shopify or a CSV, set three volume tiers and pack multiples in the wholesale flipbook, and print a CMYK copy for the maintenance office.
Best for
- MRO distributors supplying plants, fabricators and maintenance crews on account
- Fastener houses selling by the box, keg and pallet with tiered pricing
- Cutting-tool and abrasives suppliers that print specs next to prices
- Rigging and lifting gear suppliers that publish working load limits
- Bearing and power transmission distributors with long part-number lists
Pages worth a closer look
Thread, load and grade guide
Reference tables for metric coarse threads with pitch, wrench size, stress area and tightening torque, grade 80 chain sling ratings, and the property classes in stock. Buyers check fit and capacity on the page instead of emailing your counter.
Featured part with tier pricing
A hex bolt photo sits beside a dimensioned drawing and per-piece prices for 1–9, 10–49 and 50+ boxes, with a pallet quote line, and a spec table below lists thread, finish and property class. The layout suits any part where volume changes the price.
Drawing-sheet cover
Grid references, a title block, a parts list and a sheet index with line counts per section turn the cover into an engineering drawing. It signals precision to plant buyers before they open the first page.
Storage and inspection
Short checklists for chain slings, bearings, wire rope and zinc or galvanized parts, each with a photo. Maintenance teams can pin it up in the stores, and it shows your counter understands how the parts are used.
Shop Floor Day invitation
A dated open house with a timed program: counter tour, live carbide milling, a sling inspection workshop, a torque wrench calibration clinic and floor pricing. Edit the schedule for your own demo day or supplier show.
What MRO buyers look for in an industrial supply catalog
Lead with part numbers and pack sizes
Maintenance planners reorder from the last invoice, so print your SKU, the maker's part number where you can, and the box or pack quantity on every line. Matching drawer or bin codes, as the sample does, let stores staff reorder without searching the whole catalog.
Publish the specs that decide fit
For fasteners give thread, length, property class, finish and head size; for bearings the bore, outside diameter and width; for lifting gear the working load limit and proof test. A buyer who cannot confirm fit from the page will call a supplier who printed it.
Show volume tiers openly
Industrial buyers compare cost per piece across suppliers. Printing three tiers, such as 1–9, 10–49 and 50+ boxes, makes the saving visible and nudges orders up a tier. Use the same breaks in the flipbook order form so online and printed prices agree.
Time it around shutdowns and budgets
Many plants schedule maintenance shutdowns in summer and over the year-end holidays, and buyers spend remaining budgets in the fourth quarter. Send the catalog and a promotion a few weeks before those windows, while planners are still building their parts lists.
Make certificates easy to request
Quality and safety teams often need material certificates, batch traceability and inspection tags. State what you supply with each order, whether it costs extra and how to request it, so the purchase order includes it from the start.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Industrial Supplies Premium in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What is inside the industrial supply catalog template?
Twenty-seven pages with real photography. The seven covers include a hexagon photo cover, a green band cover, a drawing-sheet cover, a poster, a split cover, an MRO magazine and a sticker cover. Inside: welcome, contents, divider, shop-floor gallery, featured part, story, counter team, ordering, top movers, bulk week, numbers, open house, buyer quotes, FAQ, spec guide, storage and inspection, contact, conditions of sale, notes and back cover.
Can buyers order with tier prices and box quantities online?
Yes. The wholesale flipbook has a built-in order form with up to three volume price tiers, minimum, multiple and maximum quantities, and a minimum order value, so fasteners can be sold in full boxes only. Each order reaches your inbox and the app, and a password keeps tier pricing away from the public.
How many products should an industrial catalog show per page?
It depends on how buyers search. Commodity lines such as bolts, nuts and inserts read most clearly as one-column rows or a dense 4 × 5 grid with SKU, size and price. Engineered items like bearings, hoists and face mills need room for a photo and specs, so give them a 2 × 2 or 3 × 3 grid.
Should an MRO catalog include safety and inspection guidance?
Short guidance helps, as long as it points to the manufacturer's instructions and local regulations. Inspection reminders for slings, discard criteria for wire rope and storage advice for bearings show expertise and support the sale. Keep it brief, date it, and do not present it as a full safety procedure.
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