A good first message
To match the right machine and service plan to your workshop, include your company name, the town or site address, the tube or profile sizes you cut, and whether you work with round, square or rectangular tube, angle or channel.
- Tell us the material types and wall thicknesses you handle.
- List the cutting needs, including bevel work if that matters.
- Share the floor space available, access points and rigging limits.
- Please indicate if you require machine installation, staff training for operators, or ongoing maintenance support.
Wadeville base, South African reach
Our team works from Wadeville in Germiston and supports metal fabricators in Gauteng and beyond. Jobs cover small fabrication shops, production plants and contract cutters that need tube and profile cutting machines set up correctly from the start.
We work with sites in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town and Gqeberha, and also travel to Bloemfontein and Nelspruit when a project calls for it. Coastal conditions, workshop dust and high-volume production all shape the advice we give on placement, guarding and routine care.
What to include for machine sales and applications
If you are comparing fibre laser tube cutting machines, the form should show what you plan to cut and how often you run the machine. That helps us discuss chuck size, loading method, nesting software, assist gases and the cut quality needed for your parts.
- Tube lengths and bundle handling requirements.
- Round, square or rectangular tube sizes in use.
- Need for angle, channel or mixed-profile cutting.
- Any bevel head requirement for angled edge preparation.
- Current bottlenecks in cutting, loading or part sorting.
Installation, commissioning and training details
Training requests should note whether your team needs operator training, nesting training or hands-on refreshers after installation. Leanne Mabuza coordinates training for day-to-day machine use, while Sibusiso Bhengu handles installation and setup on site.
Service, maintenance and breakdown support
Preventive maintenance and breakdown work need a clear description of the machine model, fault symptoms and the parts of the process affected. That may include beam delivery checks, chuck alignment, servo issues, cut finish, gas pressure or software settings.
- Copy down the fault wording the machine displays, word for word.
- Note any alarms, unusual noises or cut defects.
- Tell us if the issue affects tube cutting, profile cutting or both.
- Include the machine location and site contact for access.
People behind the handover
Michael Dlamini leads the business from Wadeville, with Anika Kajee on sales, Ayanda Mashaba on applications, Pieter Visser on service and maintenance, and Leanne Mabuza on training. That mix helps when a project needs both machine selection and practical workshop planning.
For support on an existing line, list the facts that affect the job: site details, cutting requirements and the service you need.