Configurator

Tell us the size and the job, and the price basis builds itself before you write a word.

This tool covers all six categories — clipper blade size 10 fittings, grooming table arm clamps, crate door latch replacement, kennel run gate hinges, leash D-ring repair, buckle webbing widths, filter media and feeder valves. Pick a category, answer the one or two fitting questions that category asks, set a quantity from 1 to 50 and a turnaround, and the panel beside the controls updates on every change.

Every figure it shows is a planning number, not a bill. Listed starting basis prices run from $4 for a welded steel D-ring to $46 for a five-piece ceramic guide comb set. The tool multiplies the basis by your quantity and adds an editable planning allowance so you have a range to plan against, not a false promise of an exact number.

This page never asks for a card. Nothing is billed here — the button at the bottom of the summary carries your selections into an inquiry addressed to the parts desk, and someone checks your model against real stock before writing back with a firm price and a ship date.

Who checks it

Tavlixos has run since 2014. Two people work the counter and the fitting checks, one keeps the drawers reordered, one answers inquiries and two pack and ship. Whoever picks up your configuration is the same person who will tell you, before you order, if a size 10 blade will not sit in your clipper block or if a four millimetre latch will not clear your door. "If it doesn't fit your model, we say so before you order, not after."

Send the configuration

Add your model and contact details.

The specification and notes fields below fill in automatically when you press "Send this configuration" above. You can still rewrite either field by hand. Nothing sends until you press "Send inquiry."

An inquiry, not an order. We check fit and availability before confirming a price.

Before you send it

What this tool will not do

Straight answers to the questions people ask before they trust a number on a screen.

Is the planning range a quote?Answer

No. The lower figure is the listed starting basis times your quantity. The upper figure adds a planning allowance you set yourself, defaulted to 20 percent. Neither number is a locked price. We confirm the real price by return message once we have checked your model and current stock.

Why does the tool warn me my selection does not match a listed part?Answer

Only one size or fitting in each pair carries a listed basis right now — size 10 blades, 4 mm wire-gauge latches, clamps up to 38 mm and so on. Choose a different size, such as a 7F blade or a 5 mm latch, and the tool tells you plainly that the number shown is a reference price for the listed part, not a confirmed price for what you asked for. We would rather flag that up front than send a part that does not fit.

Rush turnaround is 2–3 business days — is that guaranteed?Answer

It is the window we aim for once stock and fit are confirmed, with a surcharge estimate that is never presented here as a fixed number. Standard runs 5–7 business days. Both windows depend on what is on the shelf the day your inquiry lands, which is also why we do not sell from this page directly.

Who should not use this tool?Answer

Anyone who needs a whole machine rather than the part that wears out on one — we do not stock display units or anything that ships with its own warranty card. If you are not sure which of the six categories applies, read the fit notes on the category page first; the configurator assumes you already know roughly which drawer the part lives in.

Read the fit notes by category

The configurator's fitting questions are shorthand. Each category page carries the full measurement tables, comb lengths and hinge-pair notes behind them.

Prefer to skip the tool and just describe the job? The contact page carries the same inquiry form with a blank slate, and the process page walks through what happens after you send it.