What we supply for curved and cylindrical printing
We work with businesses that need clear, repeatable prints on round and curved products. That includes bottles, cups, tubes and other cylindrical items where the print must sit straight, stay sharp and cope with handling. Our focus is practical equipment and support that helps a workshop keep production moving, even when the day is busy or power is not dependable.
From our Aeroton base in Johannesburg, we supply cylindrical screen-printing machines, screens and the support services that keep them working properly. Whether you are starting with short runs or running daily production, the setup has to suit the product size, ink type and throughput you need. We also assist with colour setup, screen making and screen reclaiming so your team can keep turning work around without wasting time and materials.
- Cylindrical screen-printing machines for bottles, cups and tubes
- Printing screens prepared for repeat production
- Installation and site setup for local and national clients
- Operator training, production help and preventive maintenance
- Breakdown repairs and spares supply when equipment needs attention
Who we serve across South Africa
Our clients range from packaging businesses and print shops to manufacturers who need branded containers, promotional drinkware or product tubes. Some are focused on retail presentation, others on industrial packaging or contract printing. What they have in common is the need for reliable print quality and equipment that can handle regular use without constant fuss.
We support businesses in Johannesburg South, Midrand, Pretoria, Durban and Cape Town, with installs and assistance nationwide. Coastal clients often need extra attention to humidity and drying conditions, while inland sites may need help with dust, temperature swings and workshop layout. In many areas, load-shedding means the machine and workflow have to be planned carefully, so changeovers, curing and power backup are part of the conversation from the start.
- Packaging printers handling bottles, jars and tubes
- Drinkware suppliers printing cups and branded containers
- Contract decorators needing dependable repeat setup
- Factories wanting clear identification or product branding
- Growing operations that need training and support after installation
How we handle installations, training and support
Our approach is hands-on. We do not just drop off equipment and move on. We look at the site, the space available, the power situation, ventilation, stock flow and how your team will use the machine day to day. That matters because a good machine in the wrong place can still give poor results. A little planning up front saves rework later and helps keep production steady.
Once the machine is installed, we train operators on setup, registration, print checks, screen handling and basic fault spotting. Farieda Jacobs leads production training, while Anele Dlamini handles installation work on site. If the line needs colour setup help or production optimising, we work through the bottlenecks with your team so output is cleaner and less wasteful. The goal is simple: fewer stoppages, better consistency, and less frustration when orders pick up.
- Site setup that suits the product, layout and power supply
- Operator training for practical day to day use
- Colour setup help to improve consistency between runs
- Production optimising to reduce waste and downtime
- Preventive maintenance to avoid avoidable breakdowns




















