Stock in Nelspruit, Johannesburg, Kitwe and Solwezi
Equipment for Zambian mines and their contractors — tyre handling to 16 000 kg, Feeler plant, attachments and MHE safety systems, supplied through the Kitwe branch.

Zambian copper mining runs on availability. A haul truck on a tyre change is not moving ore, a loader waiting on a part is a shift behind, and a contractor whose equipment is stuck at Kasumbalesa is not on site. The equipment side of this business is built around removing those pauses rather than around selling machines.
Tyre handling is the flagship. Saur manipulators take tyres to 16 000 kg, loader- or truck-mounted, with 100° or 360° body rotation, side shift and rim assembly capability — enough to remove an earthmover tyre, present it to a hub and hold it there while it is bolted up, without slings and without a crew working under a suspended load. Where tyre changes are constant, a dedicated handling machine beats an attachment on a shared carrier every time.
Alongside it sits Feeler plant — wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, mini excavators, skid steers, forklifts and battery stackers — available as new sales, long-term rental or financed acquisitions, which is what lets a contractor match the machine to a contract term instead of to a balance sheet. Forklift attachments, weighing systems and AI camera safety systems complete the material handling side.
Everything is supplied through ETEQ Industrial Zambia, a Zambian operating company, from the Kitwe branch and warehouse. The consumables and PPE that keep the same equipment running are held in-country as well, which means one supplier and one order rather than a capital vendor and a consumable vendor working to different lead times.
Consumables come back with pricing, availability and lead time. Equipment comes back with the model, the carriage class and a price.