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ADVERTISERS’ INDEX............4

HOW TO USE THE NEW INDUSTRIAL BUYER

PREVIEW....................................6 NEWS.......................................... 7

Are you looking for a particular product?

PACKAGING AND PALLETS.....................................11

• Turn to our product listing on page 43 • Find the product you’re looking for – all products are listed alphabetically

PRINTING, CODING AND MARKING.................................. 16 INDUSTRY TALK.....................24

Are you looking for a preferred supplier or specific company?

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION....................25 TOOLS AND MACHINERY.... 27

• Turn to our advertisers’ index on page 4 • Find the name of the company you’re looking for

MATERIALS HANDLING........29 PUMPS AND FANS..................31 FLOORING................................35

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t’s 2019 and we are in the midst of the fourth Industrial Revolution. One of the biggest trends of Industry 4.0 is the move towards smart manufacturing. New and sophisticated technologies are transforming manufacturing into a more connected and productive industry.

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In this edition of Industrial Buyer we look at how organisations are using technology to increase productivity and streamline operations. Read all about Linde Materials Handling’s electric forklifts on page 7 and find out how RopeCon is being used to transport limestone and marl from crusher to processing plant in one of the harshest environments in the world on page 10.

With the increased reliance on IT comes the increased risk of cyber crime. On page 24 you can read about the opportunities that now exist in the cybersecurity sector.

In this edition we have a special focus on Propak Africa 2019 which will come your way from 12 to 15 March. Read our preview on page 6 and view some of the exhibitors from page 11 to 23.

From the Industrial Buyer team we wish you well for the year ahead and thank you for your continual support.

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ADVERTISERS’ INDEX AJ Broom Road Products....................................26 Alternative Coding Solutions....................................18 Argent Steel Group (Castor & Ladder)..................29 Automation Techniques.......16 Awesome Tools..................OBC BBF Safety Group..................38 Bo Master.................................. 32 Boomgate Systems...............42 Buckle Packaging....................14 Cab Technology....................... 17 EDek.............................................. 11 Ehrenberg Engineering......... 27 4

Flocare....................................... 33 Flow Systems Manufacturers........................ 40 Gramec......................................28 HLS Ink Products.................... 22 IB McIntyre................................28 Indufloor.................................... 35 Integrated Marketing............. 31 Invertek Drives.........................20 John Bean Technologies....... 15 Keytek..........................................41 Master Jack Africa................... 12 Monitor Distributor (Hawk High Pressure Pumps...........34 Phakamisa................................ 37

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The KZN Construction Expo brings together thousands of small contractors, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, property developers and government representatives who are looking for suppliers of products and services for their projects.

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Visit Africa’s ultimate packaging, food processing, plastics, printing and labelling exhibition and see the latest developments across the full industry lifecycle.

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Local Southern African Manufacturing Expo

The Local Manufacturing Expo will showcase South Africa’s manufacturing capabilities across a wide variety of industry sectors.

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Pinnacle Welding & Safety....................................... IFC Pyrotec....................................... 23 RS Components.....................36 Saxeni Equipment................. 23 Signea Systems................ 19; 21 Sika South Africa................... 25 Southern Storage Solutions................................... 23 Specialised Exhibitions.............. ...........................................OFC; 37 Wingfan Africa......................... 31 Yale Lifting Solutions............30

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once again realised that we had had ten years of Zuma – and now four years of sideways market action with no real return.

This could no longer be ignored as SA has decaying economic conditions and wilting confidence, both domestically and from the international investment community.

SA has a monumental task before it and the changes needed within governmental structures and in the broader socio-economic landscape will take a lot of effort and a lot of time to affect. It may feel like time passes quickly, but the reality is that things change slowly.

Optimism is not ill-founded. But we must stay cognisant of the current state of our economy and how the current economic backdrop can either perpetuate current market themes or perhaps ignite new ones.

THEME 1: Times of uncertainty

The theme dominating the SA investment landscape at present is probably that of uncertainty. No doubt something that many are tired of hearing about by now, as financial media has made countless references to uncertainty being the driver behind the poor market performance locally.

But to contextualise: Investors base their decisions to either invest directly into an economy or via financial markets on a set of long-term objectives unique to them.

They have an almost infinite number of investment options from which they can choose and therefore endeavour to choose the investment that they believe will best balance their appetite for risk with their expectation for return.

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The next major theme is that of decelerating GDP growth. SA’s GDP growth forecast has been cut from 1.5% for 2018 to 0.7%, with the economy shrinking a seasonally adjusted annualised 0.7% in the second quarter, following a 2.6% contraction in the first quarter.

According to economist Mike Schüssler, and the BankservAfrica Economic Transaction Index (BETI) September report, GDP could well have picked up somewhat in August – maybe even enough to have put an end to the technical recession.

But he warns that the uptick in the BETI was mainly due to backdated “salary increases for civil servants in July and August, and the late salary adjustments of Eskom employees and some municipal workers. We may still see delayed backdated payments occur

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When things like the leadership of arguably one of the most important ministries in a country can change so abruptly, it becomes difficult to forecast what conditions are going to be five or ten years from now. Therefore, investors are reliant on the recent past as a frame of reference. Thus far that frame of reference indicates that the leadership structures in our government are unstable and unpredictable.

Even though we now have a very strong and credible finance minister in the form of Tito Mboweni, given the recent track record we cannot at all be certain that he is going to still be around in a few years from now.

Add to that the rhetoric around land expropriation without compensation; failing state-owned enterprises in constant need of taxpayer-funded bail-outs; growing discontent towards government from the public; our ailing economy; excessively high unemployment; and all the various external fears and shocks caused by the pull-back in international markets… Ladies and gentlemen, we have a recipe for uncertainty about the future. Put more simply, we have a lot of risk and no way of knowing whether that risk will reward investors in accordance with their expectations for returns.

This theme has had a major influence on our economy over the last two years. This is best reflected in the decline in foreign direct investment in SA since 2016.

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The future of all things packaging at Propak Africa 2019 Africa’s ultimate packaging, food processing, plastics, printing and labelling exhibition will be taking place at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 12 to 15 March. A renowned local and international brand, the industries it represents have come to count on Propak Africa for its showcase of the latest innovations and technologies, sustainable packaging initiatives, and the most cutting-edge machinery and equipment.

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eading players in the packaging and related industries are looking forward to engaging with visitors and sharing information on their range of products, services and solutions. Many new products and services will be launched at the show, with machinery on display for the first time in South Africa.

‘Propak Africa is the place to be to see the future of all things packaging,’ says Sven Smit, event director for exhibition. ‘Effective, striking and sustainable packaging has never been more important and all the latest innovations will be on show across Propak Africa and co-located shows FoodPro, Pro-Plas Expo, Print Expo and Pro-Label Africa. Our aim is to showcase the latest developments across the full industry lifecycle – from the raw materials, to packaging, storage and transport, and finally, recycling and waste management.’

‘In addition to the interactive product displays, live demonstrations, advice provided by the technical experts on the stands and several exciting new initiatives will benefit visitors to Propak Africa 2019,’ says Smit. ‘For the first time ever there will be free-to-attend seminars taking place daily at the show.

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and the content will be aligned to the show’s ‘four days, four themes’ topics. The themed days are also part of our new initiatives.’

‘Propak Africa is the place to be to see the future of all things packaging’ NEW AND IMPROVED INITIATIVES The new Seminar Theatre will take place in Hall 7 and visitors will be able to attend as many of the seminars as they choose, free of charge.

Packaging for the Future, Packaging 4.0, Top Consumer Trends, Africa Insights, SA Packaging Market Overview, Barriers to Recycling Plastics Waste, The New Dimension in Digital Printing and Packaging Design vs Product Information are just some of the topics that will be available to visitors.

The new themed days will see day one focusing on new products; day two will centre on sustainability; day three will put the spotlight on skills development; and day four will be a ‘Local is Lekker’ day, where the South African Propak Africa brand and local manufacturers and products will be celebrated.

‘Other new initiatives will include a WiFi Café in Halls 5 and 7 which will provide free WiFi connectivity as well as charging stations to allow visitors the opportunity to charge

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their devices,’ says Smit. ‘We are also in the process of finalising a skills development area and conversations are taking place around the possibility of having CPD accredited courses alongside the exhibitions. There will also be a display of the Institute of Packaging SA’s Student Goldpack Award-winning products – a window to future innovation. A Propak Africa App has also been developed to keep visitors updated prior to and during the show.’

CONFERENCES ALONGSIDE PROPAK AFRICA More knowledge and industry insights will be available to delegates as they listen to top industry speakers who will be presenting at several conferences taking place alongside Propak Africa. These will include an IPSA Think Tank, Printing SA and South African Institute of Printing (SAIP) Conference, South Africa Plastics Recycling Organisation (SAPRO) Indaba, and a Packaging Innovation & Sustainability Conference.

Propak Africa www.propakafrica.co.za

NEWS

ELECTRIC FORKLIFTS FOR FASTGROWING DRINKS PRODUCER Multi-national beverage manufacturer, Kingsley Beverages, has become the first largescale company in South Africa to make the switch from internal combustion-engine forklifts to more productive and efficient electric machines from Linde.

With a fleet of more than 80 forklifts the company has steadily begun replacing its fleet of 2.5 and three tonne internal combustion forklifts with smaller two and three tonne electric models equally as effective inside the factory as they are outdoors in the loading yards.

According to the company’s experienced maintenance team, Jakes Olivier and Fanie Horn, the reason for the switch is a simple case of mathematics in which the electric machines clearly outperform the internal combustion diesel and gas forklifts in all departments, including fuel consumption and performance, as

well as having a positive effect on driver productivity.

Jozua Coetzee of Linde Materials Handling South Africa, stresses that in the fast-moving consumer goods industry, suppliers such as Kingsley Beverages have to maintain tight delivery schedules in order to uphold their reputation for reliability. It is therefore important to ensure the entire supply chain operates flawlessly from delivery of raw materials, to production and distribution.

He explains, ‘The company has always used Linde forklifts to optimise productivity, making use of our brands’ unique handling abilities and precision hydraulic transmission with auto-levelling suspension to carry more loads per shift.

Even so, the forward-looking technical staff was still prepared to trial an electric truck which quickly convinced them the future is electric.

The Linde E20PH and Linde E30/600 supplied to Kingsley are designed for high

throughput applications where they out-perform traditional machines in terms of stacking, transporting, loading, and unloading of a wide variety of goods in multiple application types.

The high productivity capability of the machines is due to Linde’s patented compact COMBI-AXLE technology, which features two three-phase traction motors integrated into the front axle as well as unique maintenance-free brakes.

The forklifts are suitable for loads between 2000 and 3000 kilograms and can be adapted for use in almost any application. A number of different varieties, such as compact model for areas where space is at a premium, or a tall truck with a long wheelbase for tall, bulky loads are also available as required. The new charger and Linde’s energy management technology also ensure smart, easy-to-understand energy management.

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NEWS TRAFO’S CAST RESIN UNDERSTANDING DAMAGE TOLERANCE TRANSFORMERS IN HYBRID BEARINGS READY FOR ACTION AT ZUIKERBOSCH Dry-type transformer specialist Trafo Power Solutions secured the order for 13 custom-designed cast resin units for Rand Water’s large Zuikerbosch Wastewater Treatment Works near Vereeniging.

The water purification and sedimentation facilities at Zuikerbosch will reportedly provide an additional 600 Ml per day to the system at a project value of R3 billion, as part of efforts to meet growing water demand in Gauteng due to steady population migration into the province.

The transformers being provided by Trafo Power Solutions range in size from 100 kVA to 1 600 kVA and have been modified to include earth fault protection and surge protection. This is in addition to the standard temperature protection features.

‘The key advantages of dry-type transformers in this kind of application is their inherent safety and their ease of installation,’ says Trafo Power Solutions managing director David Claassen.

‘The units can be installed inside built substations rather than having to be placed outdoors with their own civils and bunding infrastructure.’

Unlike conventional oil-cooled transformers, the dry-type units do not carry the risk of oil leaks or spillage and hence do not require special mitigation measures to protect the environment. The technology’s relative safety also makes them more versatile in terms of the locations in which they may be housed. The units are self-extinguishing and flame-retardant by nature, allowing them to be categorised as ‘F1’ in terms of international fire ratings.

‘The transformers represent state-of-the-art technology from the leaders in cast resin transformer products, Hammond Power Solutions (HPS) who has been developing this field for a century,’ says Claassen. ‘We have sourced our custom-designed units from the group’s manufacturing facilities in Italy, which boast worldleading expertise and equipment.’

While dry-type transformers have been around since the early 1900s, they are becoming increasingly popular in a variety of applications as the price differential compared to conventional transformers is no longer significant.

Dry-type transformers are categorised as F1 in terms of international fire resistance ratings, making them low-risk as they are selfextinguishing and flameretardant by nature

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New research by SKF could make hybrid bearings more cost-effective and reliable, paving the way for their use in a wider range of applications.

Hybrid bearings, which combine hardened steel rings with rolling elements made of highperformance ceramic materials, are an increasingly popular option for SKF senior scientist demanding applications. Bearings Junbiao Lai of this type can outperform conventional designs where high speeds, high temperatures or poor lubrication conditions are experienced.

Those characteristics have led to their use in jet engines and other critical aerospace equipment.

Ceramic materials have many characteristics that make them ideal for bearing applications. Modern ceramics such as silicon nitride are hard, light and can be manufactured with an extremely smooth surface finish. Ceramic materials do have disadvantages, however. Despite continued efforts to improve their toughness, these materials can have issues with damage tolerance in the form of sensitivity to imperfections that may pre-exist in the material or on the surface, which will potentially endanger the integrity of the ceramic rolling elements used in hybrid bearings.

To reduce the occurrence of such problems in service, ceramic bearing components are manufactured under extremely tight quality control, handled with great care during production and assembly operations, and inspected rigorously prior to release. That approach has created products that perform very well in service.

But it also drives up cost, limiting the wider adoption of hybrid bearing technology.

Now a team from SKF’s Research & Technology Department in the Netherlands is helping to take the guesswork out of ceramic product quality control.

The group has developed a new predictive model of damagetolerance for ceramic rolling elements used in hybrid bearings, allowing manufacturers to ascertain the precise threshold at which a microscopic imperfection should become a concern.

The team based its research on an extensive series of tests using hybrid bearings or components with imperfections artificially introduced into the surfaces of ceramic rolling elements. The project studied a range of common imperfections.

Junbiao Lai, a senior scientist at SKF explains, ‘This knowledge could help our manufacturing colleagues to optimise the tolerances they use in production, reducing unnecessary scrap, and it could also help them to refine their manufacturing, assembly and handling procedures.’ Ultimately, the work should make high performance hybrid bearings cost-effective, allowing more applications to benefit from their unique and useful properties.

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ROPECON TRANSPORTS LIMESTONE ACROSS TREETOPS IN GUATEMALA The countryside around the village of San Juan Sacatepéquez in south-eastern Guatemala is hilly and forested.

Cementos Progreso, S. A. had been planning to build a new cement plant there for some time. Among other things, the project required a solution to transport limestone and marl from the crusher to the processing plant. Cementos Progreso, S. A. opted for RopeCon as a means to cover the distance of approximately 1.6km and the vertical rise of almost 200m.

The San Gabriel cement plant is located some 35km northwest of Guatemala City. There the Guatemalan company Cementos Progreso, S. A. produces some 2.2 million tons of cement every year for the local market.

By using RopeCon to transport the limestone between the crusher and the processing plant Cementos Progreso, S. A. is able to cross the terrain in a straight line despite the difficult topographical

situation. This means a gradient of 22 degrees is reached where the terrain is steepest. The RopeCon belt is fitted with axles with running wheels at regular intervals, so no additional cleats were required to tackle that gradient.

The system requires no more than four towers over its entire length. Thanks to the long rope spans between the towers the amount of space required on the ground can be reduced to a minimum. The need to interfere with vegetation remains limited to a small number of points and the track does not represent an insurmountable obstacle for wildlife or humans.

RopeCon is a product developed by the Austrian ropeway manufacturer Doppelmayr. It offers the benefits of a belt conveyor as well as those of a cable car by successfully combining what is best in both technologies.

The system is currently in use for a variety of material transport applications.

It essentially consists of a cross-reinforced continuous flat belt with corrugated side walls which is driven and deflected by a drum in the head or tail station. The belt is fixed to axles arranged at regular intervals, which support the belt. Running wheels are fitted to either end of the axles. These run on track ropes with fixed anchoring and guide the belt. The three track rope pairs form the line structure for the system and are elevated off the ground on tower structures.

The system therefore requires only a minimum of space on the ground and is ideally suited for difficult terrain and to cross obstacles of all kinds.

BLTWORLD DONATES HAAGA WALK BEHIND SWEEPER TO KEEP UMHLANGA CLEAN BLTWORLD has donated a Haaga manual walk-behind sweeper to the uMhlanga Urban Improvement Precinct (UIP) as a contribution to help it keep the popular coastal town clean.

BLTWORLD recognises the ongoing attention the UIP pays to public space and how important it is that areas like the uMhlanga Promenade are unpolluted.

‘In appreciation of the UIP’s admirable work, we have donated a Haaga 477 sweeper, which is particularly suitable for use on surfaces greater than 2 000 m²,’ says Ken Mouritzen, managing director, BLTWORLD, local distributors for German-engineered Haaga sweepers.

‘Further advantages of these corrosionresistant, low-maintenance sweepers, are a lightweight construction for fatigue-free control and easy storage. No electricity is

required to operate Haaga 477 machines, which makes them perfect for cleaning public open spaces.’

Course or fine waste – including sand, paper and beverage cans - is picked up easily and is not driven over or pushed in front of the sweeper. These machines also collect wet foliage, which is normally a difficult operation.

For UIP cleaner, Sanele Ngcanga, who has been working on the promenade since early 2016, this sweeper will significantly improve her daily tasks. ‘The machine has brushes on both sides, so we will be able to save time and the fact that it can pick up stones and sand is great too,’ he says.

These sweepers are available from BLTWORLD on a sales or rental basis and are supported by a full repair, parts and maintenance service throughout the country.

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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC CALLS TO MASSIVELY EXPAND TRAINING IN ENERGY SECTOR

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7, to ‘ensure access to affordable, reliable and modern energy for all’, could create millions of jobs in emerging countries. However, there is a huge skills gap in most emerging countries.

To solve this problem, Schneider Electric, the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, and a coalition of companies, associations and international organisations has launched the Powering Jobs campaign.

The coalition’s aim is to speed up the deployment of decentralised renewable energy solutions, and to meet the urgent training needs in low energy access countries.

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OFF-GRID SOLUTIONS COULD CREATE 4.5 MILLION JOBS WORLDWIDE According to the World Energy Outlook report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), published in November 2017, more than a billion people still don’t have access to electricity, mainly in Africa and Asia. Africa alone needs between 100 000 to 200 000 micro grids. The International Agency for Renewable Energy (IRENA) estimates that worldwide, these and other distributed renewable solutions could create 4.5 million jobs worldwide by 2030.

For Schneider Electric, the solution to Africa’s energy needs is a massive deployment of decentralised renewable energy solutions, primarily from wind and solar sources. The technology already exists, and the company has completed successful projects in Africa and southeast Asia. But for mass deployment, international financial

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institutions need to see viable business models, and a lack of qualified people is a sticking point.

‘Decentralised renewable energy solutions need engineers, technicians and contractors to function,’ says Thomas André, strategy director for Schneider Electric’s Access to Energy programme. ‘We have a huge opportunity to transform both economies and standards of living in these countries.’

Schneider Electric’s Access to Energy programme aims at training one million people, 10 000 trainers, and actively supporting 10 000 entrepreneurs by 2025.

The company is determined to deploy more resources beyond its Access to Energy programme. It’s in this context the Group has connected with Power for All, a global advocacy campaign for distributed renewable energy (DRE).

With a coalition of companies, associations and international organisations, they launched the Powering Jobs campaign. ‘Powering Jobs will focus on ensuring that skills and training are at the centre - not the margins - of international and national development policy related to energy access,’ says Kristina Skierka, CEO of Power for All. ‘A much higher level of donor, government and private sector commitment is needed to realize the millions of jobs that achieving SDG7 will create.’

The Powering Jobs campaign will complete a study in early 2019 which will provide the first comprehensive data on jobs related to access to energy and identify training gaps that need to be filled urgently.

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Your custom pallet solution E-Dek offers custom and standard hybrid pallets and stillages that cater to your logistic needs.

OMEGA BIN The Omega bin is ideally suited for harvesting of fruit & vegetables and can replace traditional wood or plastic bins. The collapsed stacking height to one open bin ratio is 7.5 : 1 which is a major advantage when relocating empty bins.

Huge volumetric space and transport cost savings. There are many cost-saving applications for the Omega bin outside of the agricultural sector.

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Volume: 750 litre Can be customised Empty bin weight: 40 kg 1280 x 1070 x 750 Heights can be adjusted to suit individual requirements

Stacking ratio of 8: 1

BENEFITS • Standardised and fully customised solutions available • Minimised pallet damage through superior product design • Low cost to strength ratio • High load-carrying capacity to pallet mass ratio • Outperforms other pallet materials • 100% recyclable • Strength unaffected by time or temperature • Operating conditions -25˚C to +40˚C • Accurate, unvarying mass (unlike timber)

Illustrates 806 collapsed Omega Bins compared to 156 fixed sided nested bins.

CERTIFICATIONS • • • • •

SABS-approved ISO 9001:2015 ISPM 15 compliant HACCP compliant European food grade packaging certified

Customer specific solutions

E-Dek stocks a variety of standard pallets with various decking options to suit your needs

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PACKAGING & PALLETS MASTER JACK EQUIPMENT | Contact: Brendan or Johan | Tel: 011 827 0610 | internalsales@masterjack.co.za

TOP QUALITY Pallet and drum lifting equipment since 1989.

Free Delivery within Gauteng-PWV PALLET JACKS Semi-Electric 1500kg Manual Lift Battery Drive

Standard & Specialised 1500kg - 5000kg 1200mm x 685mm 1150mm x 520mm 1500mm x 685mm

Light Duty Battery 1500kg Fully Battery Operated

STACKERS Manual 1000kg - 2000kg 1600mm - 3000mm Available in Wide Straddle

Light Duty Full Electric 1500kg 3000mm Remote Control Lift

Semi-Electric Self Lifting 500kg 1300mm

TABLES

Spring Leveller Loader 2000kg

Screw Type Lifting Table 500kg 1150mm

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PACKAGING & PALLETS MASTER JACK PLASTICS | Contact: Johan or Brendan | Tel: 011 827 0610 | salesteam@masterjack.co.za

Master Jack has added high quality plastic products to its range in the form of wheelie and pallet bins and pallets WHEELIE BINS 660l & 1100l

120L and 240L

PLASTIC PALLETS

PALLET BINS

Heavy Duty & Light Duty Pallets 1200mm x 1000mm 1200mm x 800mm

FREEZER SPACERS Freezer Spacers 1200mm x 1000mm

Solid & Perforated Pallet Bins 1000kg

For 30 years Master Jack has successfully repaired over 28 000 pallet jacks of different makes and sizes.

Hydraulic pump repairs Choose your colour

THE DEAL • Free collection • Free delivery • Free quotation • Fast turnaround • Improved customer productivity

Frame repairs required

Repaired jacks ready for delivery

MASTER JACK-REPAIRS | Contact: Michael or Rodger| JHB Tel: 011 827 0610 | Fax: 011 827 0374 |

specialsales@masterjack.co.za

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PACKAGING & PALLETS

BUCKLE PACKAGING | National Sales Contact: Anthony Mason | JHB Tel: 011 613 8024 | Fax: 011 613 1080 | info@bucklepack.co.za | www.bucklepack.co.za

Number one bag closing specialists For 38 years, Buckle Packaging has supplied Africa with a range of end-of-line bag closing machines.

BAG STITCHING

BELT SEALERS

‘HOT AIR’ SEALING

The Fischbein industrial in-line stitcher is suitable for closing all types of open-mouth bags such as paper and woven polypropylene.

The Hanato continuous band sealer seals plastic bags filled with grain, dry foods, pouches and various material.

The Fischbein–Saxon SH1000 designed for sealing plastic bags efficiently and quickly.

AUTO INFEED DEVICE The Fischbein infeed device is ideal for trouble free bag stitching. This unit is available as an infeed with straight stitch, or fold over, prior to stitching the bag.

Bag stitching

Belt sealers

Auto infeed device

Hot air sealing

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PACKAGING & PALLETS

JOHN BEAN TECHNOLOGIES | Martin Maree | 021 982 1130 | Direct: 021 980 7772 | capetown.parts@jbtc.com

Specially formulated Food-Grade lubricants eliminate down-time JBT’s PRoCARE™ Select family of lubrications help control costs, keeps equipment running, and improves performance.

JBT Select Food-Grade Lubricants are formulated to meet the demands on machinery and equipment operating in today’s food processing arena.

Developed to perform exceedingly well and eliminate down-time, they comply with the strict regulations that exist within GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

FOOD-GRADE RANGE • Grease • Oil • Hydraulic fluid • Chain lube

South Africa’s used oil re-refining challenges The used oil industry in South Africa is thriving – out of 243 million litres of new oil sold per annum, 120 million litres is collected for recycling. However, currently only 10 percent of the used oil collected is re-refined back into base oil, with most being partially processed for fuel oil, to be used in furnaces, kilns and burners. The lubricants industry’s recycling organisation, the ROSE Foundation (Recycling Oil Saves The Environment) would ideally like to see South Africa follow in the footsteps of the global movement towards re-refining most used oil collected back to base oil.

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OSE CEO Bubele Nyiba explains: ‘Rerefining means less utilisation of natural resources; emissions of carcinogenic compounds through re-refining are 15 times lower; there is a very low production of pollutants; CO2 emissions from re-refining are two times lower; and re-refining offers an effective conservation of synthetic base oil compounds.

‘We have world class re-refining plants already operating in South Africa, but even they have to import used oil from neighbouring countries to sustain a steady supply to their plants. Europe has a very high

level of environmental awareness – they label their re-refined base oil with environmental endorsements. Our market is primarily driven on price and re-refined oil needs to compete on price with virgin oil.’

Nyiba explains that the European Union’s Waste Directive strongly favours re-refining over burning for energy recovery. As a result, it is thought re-refined base oils could meet nearly a quarter of Europe’s base oil demand by 2020. ‘The international trend of refining the majority of used oil back to base oil is exciting, but unfortunately it is premature for a developing country like South Africa because

of the prohibitive cost of the technology and developing the necessary processes.’

‘While South Africa may not yet be able to adopt a European approach to used oil, a future imagined sees a focus on a closed loop and circular economy, which will see all used oil, emulsions and used ethylene glycol being collected for processing back into base oils, flux oils and fuel oils, which will be mixed, blended and filled into finished lubricant products for various uses,’ concludes Nyiba.

The ROSE Foundation www.rosefoundation.org.za

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PRINTING CODING & MARKING

DETECTION TECHNIQUES | Kevin Baitz | info@detectiontechniques.co.za | www.detectiontechniques.co.za

Meet all detection needs Detection Techniques has solutions for your product inspection needs.

METAL DETECTION

Visit us at Propak Africa 2019 Hall 6 A8 and A5

The new Lock/Loma IQ4 Metal Detectors include full retail specification and FDA standards for all types of metal contaminants, from incoming raw materials to contaminants.

X-RAY DETECTION X-ray inspection is one of the preferred routes for contaminant detection for factories that operate to strict retailer codes of practice. It offers reliable detection of ferrous, non-ferrous and stainless steel metal contaminants as well as glass, bone, ceramic/ stone, and other foreign bodies contaminants.

Lock/ Loma X5 X-Ray series

New Lock/Loma IQ4 range

FOREIGN BODY CONTAMINATION DETECTION BY INDUSTRY • • • • • • • • • •

bakery dairy fruit and vegetables meat and poultry fish and seafood confectionary ready meals pet food pharmaceutical packaging

CHECKWEIGHING Loma’s CW3 Checkweighing Systems provide in-line dynamic checkweighing capabilities in a compact package.

They are designed to help reduce product give-away and save you money.

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Lock/Loma CW3 series

A+ series

EOS Series Entry level industrial printer for medium volumes. Desktop or stand alone features

A8+ Series Extra wide for pallet and drum labeling.

MACH 4S IXOR Applicator for high speed production lines.

For integration into labeling machines

Mach 4S Industrial printer for medium to high volumes. Top load for conďŹ ned spaces.

Desktop or stand alone features

SQUIX 4 Flexible printers for industrial applications.

High volume printer.

Full range of accessories available to add to ease of use.

XC-Series For two colour printing. Especially designed for the chemical manufacturing industry.

HERMES+ & Applicators For automatic print and apply on products lines. Designed to be used in any orientation at, round, top, bottom or side application.

Available in one and two colour print options.

XD-Series For double sided printing. Top and bottom printing simultaneously.

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9AM - 5PM

12 - 15 MARCH 2019 Expo Centre Nasrec.

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SQUIX 6 Prints up to 162mm wide for large labels.

SQUIX Applicators Print and apply applications for high volume production lines.

cab Technology Tel: 011 886 3580 Rudie: 079 499 7805 Riaan: 082 926 0188 info.za@cab.de www.cab.de

Industrial coding and marking solutions Alternative Coding Solutions, the proud supplier of Hitachi inkjet printers in South Africa, now introduces the new range of the UX series printers, which can do up to six lines of print.

This dynamic company offers the complete range of Hitachi printing machines, from the economy UX-B line model for basic applications, right up to the UX-D 150, one of the world’s fastest inkjet printers, which can print more than 3 100 characters/second.

PROVEN RELIABILITY & ECONOMY

Hitachi reliability has been proven on the South African market. All machines have innovative ink cartridge systems that reduce fluid consumption and operating costs.

The machine does not require expensive core or module replacement.

Laser printers are also available with no ink and make up costs.

QUALITY CODING • Easy, quick operation with large touch screen • Nozzle and gutter automatically cleaned • Small footprint, light weight • User-friendly, cost-effective, easy maintenance • Wide range of inks and colours • Up to 50% saving on make up

Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems Co.,Ltd. http://www.hitachi-ies.co.jp/ english/ products/ijp/index.htm

ALTERNATIVE CODING SOLUTIONS | A supplier of Hitachi Coding Equipment

JHB Tel: 011 708 7468 | Naeem: 082 783 4584 | Michael: 082 880 7722 | National sales: Shezaad: 060 997 5165 | sales@altcode.co.za www.altcode.co.za

PRINTING CODING & MARKING Signea Systeme presents worldwide innovation at Propak Africa 2019 Signea Systeme is an exhibitor at Propak Africa 2019 where it will showcase its intelligent technology and reliable printing on any surface.

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art of the company’s offering is a Continuous Ink Jet Printer with a built-in, automatic, intelligent power system which is absolutely crucial for reliable printer operation in case of power failures. Should the power be interrupted for less than 30 seconds, the printer continues operating. If the supply is cut off for more than 30 seconds, the printer starts the automatic shutdown procedure, including rinsing, to protect the tubes from dried ink deposits.

As soon as the power is restored the printer is again operational with a one-button procedure.

The EBS 6600

EBS 6600, a truly intelligent machine - The UPS power supply contains very long-lasting ‘Super Charging Mill spec Capacitors’, not a conventional battery operated UPS that will only last a year.

Charging takes only around two minutes. The UPS power supply is available as standard in all machines sold in southern Africa - The CIJ printer with the lowest power consumption - 19Watt - in the world. Smart procurement will see this as beneficial, as some CIJ printers use 300Watt or more.

- Via the portal my.ebs.ink you can access the settings of the printer desktop from anywhere in the world. The system is optionally available.

RELIABLE PRINTING ON ALMOST ANY SURFACE The challenge: Substrate The solution: Handjet EBS-250D Whatever surface needs to be marked or coded, the Handjet EBS-250D will print precisely and clearly. On concrete, metal, glass, textiles, plastic, cardboard or wood. You name it and the Handjet EBS-250 can mark it.

Signea Systeme - www.signea.co.za

Looking to buy an Inkjet date coder?

Wait!

Visit Signea Systeme at Hall 7 C19 at Propak Africa 2019 to get the absolute best deal on your new Inkjet date coder At Propak Africa 2019, you will be able to buy a date coder with more features, for less.

In fact you can purchase a date coder for less than the cost of the replacement core for the one you already have, and less than the service costs of most our main competitors’ printers.

Visit us at Propak Africa 2019 in Hall 7 C19

Tel: 011 965 0823 | Email: signea@mweb.co.za | www.signea.co.za

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PRINTING CODING & MARKING

INVERTEK DRIVES | 011 894 7532 | 011 894 7049 | sales@invertek.co.za | www.invertek.co.za

‘Variable Frequency Drives’ for easy, precise and reliable motor control Specialising in motion control system & factory automation.

IP20 IP55 IP66

WE ARE SUPPLIERS OF: • • • • •

Invertek Product Range of Motion Control Equipment AC & DC Electric Motors Geared Motors Electrical Control Panels to customer Specification.

PUMP CONTROL

HVAC BUILDING

ELEVATORS

GENERAL AUTOMATION

MARINE EQUIPMENT

COMBUSTION AIR FANS

Pumping stations Water treatment plants Water reticulation For high-rise buildings Irrigation systems Swimming pools & waterfeatures

Airports Hospitals Hotels Apartment buildings Shopping centres Car parks

Passenger lifts Goods lifts Geared & gearless lift Applications Overhead cranes Portal cranes Tower cranes

Industrial & mining Rubber & plastics Food & Beverages Textile Processes Agriculture

Ship to shore cranes Winches Bow thrusters Ventilation systems Pumps \Compressors DNV certified

Industrial Boilers & Ovens Car park ventilation Process plants Stairwell pressurisation Energy efficient air handling

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PRINTING CODING & MARKING

SIGNEA | JHB Tel: 011 965 0823 | DBN: 078 457 1936 | CPT: 083 630 4046 | admin@signea.co.za | www.signea.co.za

Mark your words If Signea cannot find you a cost-effective solution for coding marking and labelling, nobody can.

CIJ INKJET

CIJ INKJET

THERMAL INKJET HSA

EBS

Makrotek

PRINT + APPLY Italora

LARGE CHARACTER EBS

LASER

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PRINTING CODING & MARKING

HLS CODING & MARKING | Contact: Mike | Tel JHB: 011 864 3248 | Cell: 060 524 6721 | Tel Fax: 011 864 3170 | Tel JHB/DBN: 082 556 1637(24 hours) | hlsink@xsinet.co.za | www.hlsinkcoders.co.za | www.zanasi-coding.com

Hi-tech coding and conveyor systems HLS Coding and Marking is the proud supplier of the complete range of Zanasi (Italy) inkjet printers, and it also supplies conveyors etc. manufactured to customer requirements and specifications.

INKJET CODERS AND HANDHELD PRINTERS • CIJ full automatic printer many different colors on all substrates from two to 12 mm sizes • Large character printer print from seven to 190 mm or multi heads • Thermal printers from single to multi print heads • Many different hand held printers print on all substrates with indelible ink from two to 12 mm print sizes • High definition online printer with up to 50 mm high prints that would replace expensive pre-printed carton boxes for logo’s and etc

Ultra high CIJ inkjet printer Handheld printer

• Laser printers can print on plastic, glass, metal and paper with no ink • Easy finance • Low payment rent to buy with no deposits

Laser coder no ink needed to print on any substrate

Unline thermal printer

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Laser printer

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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

PRINTING CODING & MARKING SmartDate X30 For low to medium speed production Thermal Transfer Coder

Features: • No Air • Priced right • Speed at 600mm/sec • Robust one-box solution • Removable cassette for quick ribbon change • One controller can be used across multiple machines

CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE! www.packmark.co.za Tel: +27 83 634 3334 lcoetzee@pyrotec.co.za TOGETHER, WE GROW

DEXION | National call centre | CPT Tel: 021 552 2018/12/04 0220 |

Smart Date X30 72(w)X100(h) Ad.indd 1

Fax: 086 517 2949 | ron@dexioncape.co.za

Need a storage solution?

With more than 55 years’ international experience in materials handling and storage systems, Dexion has the expertise to solve any storage requirement.

Dexion’s specialist racking and shelving is designed and manufactured in compliance with the SEMA code of practice, providing you with a top quality, fully adjustable and cost-effective storage solution.

TRIED, TESTED, TRUSTED • • • •

Racking Shelving Mezzanine floors Retail/gondola shelving

• Small parts storage – bins • Lockers • Work benches

Sales Service OUR SERVICES

Satisfaction NEW CRANES

• Sales of New & Used SANY mobile & crawler cranes

(Pricing on request)

• Workshop & On-site Service

• Training & Certification for operators

• • • •

• Official Dongfeng Cummins Agent

AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

• Calibrations & Load Testing of mobile cranes • Customised branding & Spraypainting

• Refurbishing of Equipment • Breakdown Call-outs • New Parts • Trade-in’s accepted

Sany Sany Sany Sany

STC200 STC300 STC500 STC600A

In Stock

(20t) x 2 (30t) x 2 (On route) (50t) x 1 (Auto Gearbox) (60t) x 2 (On route)

• Tower Cranes • Crawler Cranes • All Terrain Cranes LIKE & SHARE us on Facebook

• Spare parts

55 Harris Ave • Isandovale • Edenvale Tel: (011) 8232028 • www.saxeniequipment.co.za Proud supplier of SANY Mobile, Crawler and Tower Cranes

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INDUSTRY TALK

IIoT technologies integration creates opportunities in the industrial cybersecurity industry High penetration of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technology in critical infrastructure and the manufacturing sector has resulted in a growing number of potential cyber-attacks.

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ccording to a recent analysis from Frost & Sullivan, cyber-attacks within the energy and utilities industries alone cost an average of USD13.2 million per year. These rising incidences of cyber-attacks, coupled with evolving compliance regulations by governments, and increased awareness among mature and less mature markets have accelerated the adoption of cybersecurity approaches.

However, there is still a high level of ambiguity in addressing industrial cybersecurity, with existing cybersecurity services struggling to provide comprehensive visibility across both IT and OT networks.

AUTOMATE CYBERSECURITY ‘The industrial cybersecurity services market is at the high growth stage of its lifecycle, with rising awareness among end users, increased industrial control systems (ICS)-based attacks, and the rising need for cybersecurity skills,’ says Riti Newa, industrials research analyst.

‘Many end users have labour-intensive security practices and lack strong cybersecurity

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policies. Service providers can help automate cybersecurity services and provide a more holistic approach by offering joint solutions that provide a consolidated view of the IT and OT environment.’

Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Industrial Cybersecurity Services Market, Forecast to 2022, explores market adoption rates, requirements, and trends across the market. It also covers emerging service models and their usages, as well as monetisation strategies for those models.

‘Despite the growing frequency of cyber-

SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY Companies eager to grow within the industrial cybersecurity market can find opportunities through: • Providing integrated platforms that can deploy a range of services to enhance the security posture of

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end users while incorporating the best security practices.

• Using automated management services and advanced analytics to develop a comprehensive service portfolio that can be adapted for all types of end users.

• Offering flexible pricing models, such as Cybersecurity-as-a-Service (CSaaS), and lifetime services to increase accessibility across industries at a lower cost.

attacks, industries still have very low cyber resilience, struggling to ensure cybersecurity in the OT environment,’ says Newa. ‘With complexity and sophistication of the attacks, service providers will need to focus on advanced services that can address the threat landscape and automate cybersecurity.’

Frost & Sullivan https://ww2.frost.com

BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION Sika’s 2018 sales exceed CHF 7 billion for the first time Sika proved its ability to generate very strong growth in 2018, increasing sales in local currencies by 13.7 percent to the equivalent of CHF 7.09 billion.

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he positive development of business in all regions, together with continued investments in new factories, the establishment of another national subsidiary, and the strategic focus on big cities to capture the business potential of the megatrend urbanisation contributed to Sika’s strong growth.

All regions managed to boost sales and gain further market share. Above-average growth rates were achieved in eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, USA, Indonesia, India, China, and in the Global Business segment.

Paul Schuler, CEO says: ‘We made further significant progress with our growth strategy in fiscal year 2018 and have made good use of the additional momentum afforded to us by the settlement of the takeover dispute. Our 13.7 percent increase in sales meant we broke

profit (EBIT) in the range of CHF 940 million to 960 million is expected. With investments in eleven new factories, one additional national subsidiary, and four acquisitions, the basis for continued growth has been established.

These 16 key investments, together with the well-filled pipeline of new products and the strong sales organisation, allow Sika to look to the future with much confidence.

Sika’s premises in Zurich

LOOKING AHEAD

through the CHF 7 billion barrier for the first time. We owe this record result to the great efforts of the 19 500 people working for Sika worldwide.’

OUTLOOK For the business year 2018, a record operating

In the business year 2019, Sika expects a sales increase in line with its Growth Strategy 2020 targets of six to eight percent and an overproportional rise in profits. Sales are expected to exceed CHF eight billion.

Sika www.zaf.sika.com

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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

The prefabricated Roading Solution BRP Roading Solutions are a unique range of prefabricated, bitumen rubber-bound materials for sealing, waterproofing, maintenance and traffic calming.

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RP Roading Solutions is manufactured

by Gauteng-based company AJ Broom Road Products. The company has a reputation for exceeding users’ expectations and a 25 year history of providing long lasting and economical solutions for the road owner.

THE HISTORY OF BRP ROAD PATCH In the mid 1980s the shortcomings of the available processes and materials were drivers for the development of the carpet tile-like bitumen rubber-bound material. It had to be offered in a range of aggregate sizes to match or create a change in texture. The BRP Road Patch contains the cost and use of raw materials as it does not require the area to be enlarged for the process of compaction and asphalt repair to be undertaken and completed. BRP Roading Solutions provides

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immediate access to the site of installation with no curing time necessary.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES BRP Roading Solutions creates job opportunities by permitting entrepreneurs to access the industry without the financial capital other methods require. The solution is applied at ambient temperature and can be rolled with a vehicle or even water-filled or a lawn roller.

PROTECT YOUR WORK AREA With BRP Roading Solutions you can protect areas such as schools, clinics, hospitals, shopping centres, housing complexes, mines and municipal areas. It is an effective alternative to asphalt traffic calming solutions.

You can also seal off areas such as crocodile cracking, which would negate the need to dig

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out. Rubber bitumen is known in the industry as ‘the ultimate seal’ as it does not oxidise over its lifespan.

FREE QUOTATION Contact BRP Roading Solutions for a zero cost quotation. If you need assistance with assessing your requirements, measure the area and send the company your photos.

BRP Roading Solutions www.brp.co.za

TOOLS & MACHINERY

EHRENBERG ENGINEERING | Contact: Inge Glaner | JHB Tel: 011 493 6280 | Fax: 011 493 1677 | sales@ehrenberg.co.za

The family of hard rockers Ehrenberg Engineering presents its specialised ‘Rocker Family’, a range of products designed to save you time and effort in materials handling, whether you’re in the manufacturing, beverage, canning, building, transport or agricultural business.

The Rocker Bin, Rocker Barrow, Rocker Pallet — and the newly introduced Rocker Tip Trailer — are manufactured locally by Ehrenberg Engineering to ensure workers enjoy maximum comfort, safety and flexibility in their working environments. Needing no hydraulic attachments, each variant has its own unique ability enabling it to handle a wide variety of materials.

The Rocker Bin, with its steady tipping ability (brought about by disengaging the locking mechanism), allows you to dump or unload fast and efficiently. Easily manoeuvrable, forks can slide securely into the ‘shoes’ of the bins, whether empty or loaded. Once emptied, the bin rocks back into its original position by the backward tilt of the fork hoist and is then automatically locked. The forklift driver therefore does not need to leave his seat, thus saving time and effort.

The Rocker Bar row, suited to manual bulk handling, has uses ranging from agricultural to industrial.

Twice the size of a standard barrow, it is still perfectly balanced and easy to wheel. The simple foot release allows the operator to tip without effort.

The Rocker Tip Trailer is designed for the fast and efficient transportation ofgoods.

A load of 1.4 cubic meters can be off-loaded by one person in seconds. Any suitable tow vehicle can be used.

These bins come in various sizes with different accessories and attachments. The Turbo Rocker bin, for example, comes with an airtight lid and turbo industrial vacuum cleaner, giving it numerous cleaning and pneumatic filling applications.

Available in 6 sizes

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TOOLS & MACHINERY

GRAMEC (PTY) LTD | Contact: Darrell Kemp: 083 704 8540 | darrell@gramec.com | Tel: 011 882 1914/5/6 | www.gramec.com

Mix in less than a minute The Gramec twin shaft mixers with the weightless zone offer huge benefits to the food, feed, plastic, chemical and many other industries.

SHORT MIXING TIME

COMPLETE HOMOGENEITY

ELECTRICITY SAVINGS

In many cases, mixing times are as low as 10 seconds, with an average mixing time of less than one minute!

The mixers offer high-precision blending with a coefficient of variation regularly below 5%.

Because of low power input and extremely short mixing times, the mixers save up to 60% of your electricity costs.

SMALL OR LARGE BATCHES

GENTLE PRODUCT HANDLING

Mixers are manufactured in 14 sizes from 7 to 7 000 litre-batch capacity.

Batch levels range from 30% to 100% of nominal.

The mixers provide such gentle product handling that they can even mix breakfast cereals without breakage.

VERSATILE FOR LIQUID ADDITION

Please contact Gramec for more Information, video DVD or test runs on your products.

Small or large amounts of liquids with high or low viscosity can be added to powders, granules or pellets.

IB MCINTYRE (PTY) LTD | 021 508 1250 | Fax: 021 511 3761 | info@mackiediy.co.za

Protect your personnel Master Lock has announced the launch of the new Master Lock S3650 Group Lock Box with Wall Mounting Bracket.

You can easily manage the movement and placement of this group lock out box for protection of you personnel.

DESIGN

Designed to meet the demands of any lock out programme, the S3650 can be used wherever it’s needed. Mount the bracket for daily use, take it portable for remote lock outs or move to a bracket in another area for large turnarounds.

An optional locking feature prevents unwanted box removal from the wall during active lock out by securing the box to the mounting bracket.

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CONSTRUCTION Constructed from 430-grade stainless steel with a red powder coat finish, the S3650 is highly resistant to corrosion and performs effectively in outdoor elements. Drain holes help avoid internal accumulation of moisture.

The box secures keys and stores up to 15 padlocks. The impact-resistant polycarbonate window ensures clear visibility inside. An added carrying handle allows for mobility especially to isolation points during lock out. Eight lock holes offer organised group lock out. Rewritable tags on both the box and bracket and an optional laser engraved tag enable temporary or permanent marking of the box to communicate lock out related details.

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MATERIALS HANDLING

CASTOR AND LADDER | Tel: 086 152 3337 | www.castorandladder.co.za

Access and Materials handling solutions to meet all your needs

Castor & Ladder, with more than 40 years’ experience, has been one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of access, mobility and material handling equipment – and has offered service, quality and backup technical advice for years.

FULL PRODUCT RANGE: • • • • • • •

Ladders Aluminium Scaffolding Bridging Platforms Mobile Safety Ladders Trolleys Castors Wheels.

LADDERS Castor & Ladder’s range includes DIY, Commercial and Heavy Duty free standing, step and lean-to extension ladders.

Manufactured from Fibre glass, Aluminium or a combination of these materials.

ALUMINIUM TOWER

Aluminium scaffolding towers are lightweight, high tensile tower systems designed for fast and easy assembly. Easy to store and transport, this is the flexible, low- maintenance solution to constructing everything from simple, free-standing towers to complex staging systems.

TROLLEYS A full range of trolleys include two and four wheel robust trolleys, powder coated or electro plated.

Manufactured from high quality steel for your local environment.

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MATERIALS HANDLING YALE | www.yale.co.za

Safe and productive motion control Yale, a proudly CMCO company, has an extensive range of high quality branded products to provide a reliable and economical means of offering efficient, safe and productive motion control.

YALE OFFERS • • • • • • • • •

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Railway jacks Actuators Rotary unions Wire rope hoists Electric chain hoists Manual chain hoists and lever hoists Endless winches Jacks And much, much more

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www.integratedmarketing.co.za sales@integratedmarketing.co.za 012 664 3556

PUMPS & FANS

VENTURA WINGFAN | PRT Tel: (012) 345 1109 | technical@ventura.co.za | technical2@ventura.co.za |

www.ventura.co.za | www.wingfan.co.za

Quality fan and cooler units The Ventura group of companies, established in 1979, offers a wide range of quality products for movement of air and heat transfer.

• Cooler packs for military and industrial engines • Cooler units custom made to order • Exhaust fans up to 1 400mm diameter • WingFan impellers, ex-stock tailormade up to 1980mm diameters

Air blast oil cooler

Heavy duty cooling solutions

Man cooler

Workshop ventilation

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Cost-effective cooling inside and out

The Bo Master Air Cooler range features superior quality and efficiency making it stand out in the market.

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he company’s air cooler range uses evaporative technology, meaning the air coolers also function as air purifiers.

CUSTOMER-CENTRIC APPROACH The company focuses on quality products and customer service, adopting a customercentric approach to ensure it gets its customers the right product for their needs. In addition, after sales support is paramount to Bo Master as they believe in

going the extra mile for customers. All spare parts are available directly from the company.

The air coolers can be used both indoors and outdoors. The products come with a one-year repair guarantee.

AIR COOLER VS AIR CONDITIONER An air cooler is different from an air conditioner in that it uses less power and is therefore more cost effective. While air conditioners dry out air, air coolers humidify it.

Bo Master www.bomaster.co.za

Keep cool and carry on

Bo Master’s range of industrial air coolers, which both cool and purify, will blow you away.

Tel: 013 935 3404 Cell: 072 615 2393 sales@bomaster.co.za www.bomaster.co.za

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FLOCARE | Contact Martin Moul | Tel: 011 888 5500 & 044 850 1507 | Cell: 082 411 5309 | martin@flocare.net | www.flocare.net

Complete flow control FLOCARE CC offers comprehensive ranges of flow meters, flow monitors, flow indicators, transmitters and flow switches from: Flow-Mon, Flowpoints, Lake Monitors, HSW, Ajax/Bamford, Valco, Rhodes, Apollo and Vista, DS Diesse and JD Valves.

AJAX FLOW SWITCHES

Ajax flow switches

Noted for the flap-actuated micro switch with sight view of the flow.

Available in bronze up to 300 mm as well as in stainless steel and cast iron.

Popular for seawater and marine applications.

Flow-Mon

FLOW-MON This range of flow monitors give a direct reading of flow rate with a cam-controlled micro switch or contact free 4-20 mA current scaled to the flow.

Flanged, screwed or wafer varieties available.

PADDLE SWITCHES These come in many different forms to suit the application.

Reed or micro switch. Insertion mount or with T- piece, bronze or stainless steel.

POPULAR FLOWPOINTS DOUBLE WINDOW SIGHT GLASSES & INDICATORS The full range of Flowpoints double window sight flow indicators, flexible for various materials of contact.

• Sizes to 300 mm • Standard pressure to 60 bar • Glass to suit

Flowpoints

LAKE MONITOR VA In-line calibrated units for high pressure hydraulic and lube oil service with switching and analogue facility.

RISING BALL AND SPINNER FLOW-MON INDICATORS Rising ball and spinner Flow-Mon indicators for lube and cooling circuit.

Lake monitor VA

Paddle switches

LAKE MONITOR Va in-line calibrated unit for high pressure (410 Bar) hydraulic and lube oil service.

Flow-mon

Valco

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HAWK PUMPS SA | JHB Tel: 011 822 4039/8 | KZN Tel: 031 274 8555 | sales@hawkpumps.co.za | www.hawkpumps.co.za

Industrial high pressure washers and industrial spray nozzles Hawk offers a wide range of industrial equipment suitable for almost any application.

High pressure washers: trolleys, cabinets, trailers, skids & vehicle-mounted units

QUALITY CLEANING EQUIPMENT • Over 60 standard high pressure washers • Electrical, petrol & diesel units • Hot or cold water versions

High pressure accessories: foamers, hotbox, roof cleaners etc Speciality nozzles: drain, sewer & boiler tube cleaning nozzles etc

WIDE RANGE OF SPRAY NOZZLES • Hollow cone nozzles • Full cone nozzles • Air atomizing nozzles • Shower disc nozzles • Spiral nozzles • Trim nozzles • Air blow-off nozzles • Inductor nozzles ... and many more

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• Drain, sewer & boiler tube cleaning trolleys & trailers • Innovative and practical designs, built to suit SA market • One year guarantee on defects, workmanship & materials excluding wear & tear Do you have a unique cleaning or spraying application that requires products which may not be available as an “off the shelf” solution?

Hawk can solve your problem! We are able to custom design to suit your needs.

FLOORING

INDUFLOOR | National and International Sales | Tel: 082 490 3057 (Mike) | JHB Tel: 011 466 2084/8 |

info@indufloor.co.za | www.indufloor.co.za

The first choice in industrial flooring

Indufloor has 27 years’ top quality projects experience and is South Africa’s premier industrial flooring contractor. Indufloor will prepare the appropriate flooring specification and provide specialised installation teams to undertake work in accordance with the client’s requirement.

In determining the specification for the floor lining system, the clients assess a range of available options.

When abrasion- and chemical-resistance, ease of cleaning and aesthetic appearance are foremost considerations, Indufloor offers the right solution. Indufloor is contracted to do the work on a fast track basis, using its Blastrac, dust-free surface preparation machines prior to application of the chosen flooring system.

PRODUCTS & SERVICES • Polyurethane, epoxy, chemical concrete screeds • Abrasion-corrosion-resistant linings • Structural concrete floor repairs • Shut-down contracts • Blastrac dust-free concrete surface-preparation equipment, including shot blasting, milling, scarifying, dry grinding, scraping, cutting

• Superflat pump-applied floors • Decorative commercial flooring

MEETS ALL DEMANDS • • • • • • •

High performance, cost-effective Quick installation time No maintenance Hygienic, resistant to bacterial growth Quality assurance Local and International project history 25 years’ quality referral projects

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AUTOMATION & CONTROL

ELECTRICAL, TEST & MEASUREMENT

ELECTRONICS

TOOLS & CONSUMABLES

Automation & Control Gear

Cables & Wires

Connectors

Fuses & Circuit Breakers

Display & Optoelectronics

Abrasives & Engineering Materials

Industrial Connectors

HVAC, Fans & Thermal Management

PCB Prototyping

Industrial Switches

Lamps & Lighting

Industrial Relays

Power Supplies & Transformers

Resistors & Sensors

Enclosures, Storage & Material Handling

Pneumatics, Hydraulics & Power Transmission Robots & Robot Parts

Test & Measurement

Passive Components Relays Semiconductors Switches Microcontrollers Capacitors & Inductors Computing & Peripherals

South Africa: rsonline.co.za

Email: sales.za@rs-components.com

Africa: rsonline.africa

Email: africa@rs-components.com Tel: +27 11 691 9300

RS Components SA, No. 20 Indianapolis Street, Kyalami Business, Midrand, 1686, South Africa

Adhesives, Sealants & Tapes Batteries Facilities, Cleaning & Maintenance Fasteners & Fixings OďŹƒce Supplies Plumbing & Pipeline Secutity & Safety Tools & Tool Storage

SAFETY & SECURITY

SPECIALISED EXHIBITIONS MONTGOMERY |Contact: Leigh | leighm@specialised.com | www.securex.co.za

Leading security and fire trade expo coming your way in May With the aim of transforming the African security landscape, Securex South Africa 2019, the continent’s leading security and fire trade exhibition, will take place at Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg from 14 to 16 May. Securex will be once again co-located with A-OSH EXPO, Africa’s leading occupational safety and health trade exhibition, as well as – for the very first time – Facilities Management Expo 2019, the show that brings together all aspects of facilities management.

Holdings, the RAPS - K9 Law Enforcement demo area, more than 190 security-focused exhibitors showcasing a full range of security-related products and services, as well as the Securex seminar theatre with more than 20 highly relevant sessions.

2019

14 - 16 MAY 2019

GALLAGHER CONVENTION CENTRE, JHB

Visitors can register for free attendance by visiting www.securex.co.za, gaining access to all three shows, as well as five free-to-attend seminar theatres.

Highlights of Securex 2019 will include a Cybersecurity Pavilion, sponsored by 4Sight

PHAKIMISA INDUSTRIES | Contact: Dave Sexaine | JHB Tel: 011 472 7521 | Cell: 084 550 5448 |

dave@phakimisa.co.za | www.phakimisa.co.za

Horizontal lifeline system Phakimisa Industries, known and trusted for its range of webbing slings, endless round slings and fall arrest equipment to EN94–1 and EN 94–2 specifications, also manufactures the Travsafe horizontal lifeline system.

FAIL-SAFE LIFELINE The Travsafe System is a permanent, dual wire rope lifeline system. It is designed to protect users, who are wearing a body harness and shock-absorbing safety lanyard, from falls as they traverse the line. The Travsafe lifeline incorporates two tensioned wire ropes secured by supports spaced at a maximum interval of 15.2m. Using a travelling anchor point, the lifeline provides an uninterrupted line and can also include curves and corners to suit any application.

It attaches to the lanyard and has two jaws that automatically grip the wire rope in case of a fall. During use, the Traveler is captive within the lifeline system. Traveler options are available which permit the operator to easily engage and disengage anywhere along the line if required.

ANCHOR POINT The stainless steel Travsafe Traveler is the system’s anchor point.

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Tel: 011-762 2453 www.flowsystems.co.za info@flowsystems.co.za

SECURITY

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For a refined solution and peace of mind go with the Flow!

KEYTEK (PTY) LTD | +27 10 023 0109 | KEYTEK.CO.ZA

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CAPE TOWN BRANCH T: +27 21 551 0849 F: +27 21 551 8627 E: salesct2@boomgatesystems.co.za Unit 2 Crest Park, 12B Longclaw Drive, Montague Gardens, Cape Town

LISTINGS ACCESS CONTROL

Automation Techniques........................086 110 0055/ 031 206 2044

Boomgate systems.................................... 011 674 4441/ 021 551 0849

Cab Technology...................................................................... 011 886 3580

Flow Systems Manufacturers...............................................011 762 2453

HLS Ink.......................................................................................011 864 3248 Invertek Drives..........................................................................011 894 7532

BAG FILLING AND SEALING

Pyrotec..................................................................................... 083 634 3334

Buckle Packaging.....................................................................011 613 8024

Signea........................................................................................011 965 0823

CASTORS AND WHEELS

LOCKS

Argent Steel Group (Castor and Ladder..........................086 152 3337

IB McIntyre................................................................................021 508 1250 Keytek.......................................................................................010 023 0109

CHECKWEIGHERS Automation Techniques........................086 110 0055/ 031 206 2044

CODING, MARKING AND PRINTING

LUBRICANTS John Bean Technologies........................................................021 982 1130

Alternative Coding Solutions.............................................. 011 708 7468

MATERIALS HANDLING

Automation Techniques........................086 110 0055/ 031 206 2044

Argent Steel Group (Castor and Ladder..........................086 152 3337

Cab Technology...................................................................... 011 886 3580

Integrated Marketing............................................................012 664 3556

HLS Ink.......................................................................................011 864 3248

Masterjack.................................................................................011 827 0610

Invertek Drives..........................................................................011 894 7532

Yale Lifting Solutions..............................................................011 794 2910

Pyrotec..................................................................................... 083 634 3334 Signea Systems.......................................................................011 965 0823

COOLING AND HEATING Bomaster.................................................................................013 935 3404

PACKAGING AND PALLETS Buckle Packaging.....................................................................011 613 8024 EDek Manufacturing.............................................................. 011 704 5825 Masterjack.................................................................................011 827 0610

Wingfan Africa..........................................................................012 345 1109

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

BBF Safety................................................................................041 484 3921

AJ Broom Road Products.......................................................011 454 3102

Phakamisa.................................................................................. 011 472 7521

Argent Steel Group.................................................................086 152 3337 Awesome Tools....................................................................... 021 981 6672

PUMPS

Indufloor................................................................................. 082 490 3057

Flocare......................................................................................044 830 1507

Saxeni.........................................................................................011 823 2028

Monitor/Hawk.........................................................................011 822 4039

Sika............................................................................................. 011 573 4940

ELECTRONICS

ROADING SOLUTIONS AJ Broom Road Products.......................................................011 454 3102

RS Components...................................................................... 011 691 9300

SECURITY

FLOORING

Boomgate Systems.................................... 011 674 4441/ 021 551 0849

Indufloor..................................................................................082 490 3057

IB McIntyre................................................................................021 508 1250

INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT

Keytek.......................................................................................010 023 0109

Ehrenberg Engineering..........................................................011 493 6280

TRADE EXHIBITIONS

Gramec.................................................................................... 083 704 8540

Specialised Exhibitions.......................................................... 011 835 1565

LABELLING

WAREHOUSING

Alternative Coding Solutions.............................................. 011 708 7468

Southern Storage Solutions............................................... 021 552 0220

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