ETEQ Industrial brings material handling, Feeler plant and equipment, and industrial supply into one regional group. Customers can source the machine, the attachment and the workshop consumables through one supplier relationship.
A bale clamp is useless in a warehouse three weeks after the harvest, and a pallet of cutting discs is useless the day after the shutdown. What a customer actually buys is the certainty that the right item arrives in time, so that is what the group is organised around.
We represent Saur and Stricta forklift attachments and now partner with Feeler for construction, earthmoving and warehouse equipment. Feeler machines are available as new sales, long-term rentals or financed acquisitions. Alongside the equipment desks, we stock welding consumables, PPE, abrasives, gas cutting equipment and tools for industrial customers across the region.
All three divisions answer to the same group. A mine can source a Feeler machine, a roll clamp and a month’s worth of grinding discs from one supplier relationship, with one set of vendor paperwork behind it.
Offices & warehouses
What we are not
We are not a marketplace and we do not drop-ship. Every line is a brand we represent or stock, quoted against a specification we can defend.
Capital equipment for the lift truck fleet — Saur and Stricta attachments, OTR tyre manipulators, in-motion weighing, bin tippers, man cages and AI camera safety systems.
An attachment changes what a lift truck is for. This division specifies, supplies, services and finances the equipment that does it.
Feeler wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, mini excavators, skid steers, forklifts, battery stackers and implements — available through new sales, long-term rental and structured financing.
Specify the machine around the work, then choose how it enters the fleet: outright purchase, a long-term rental or a financed acquisition.
The consumables and tooling that keep mines, contractors, fabricators and workshops working — stocked in Johannesburg, Nelspruit and Kitwe, quoted off a line list or bill of materials, delivered to site.
Trade supply built around turnaround: send the list, get pricing, availability and lead time back, then reorder the same items without re-specifying them.
A line list, a bill of materials, a photograph of a nameplate or the forklift make, model and capacity. Whatever you have is enough to start.
We confirm specification, availability and lead time in writing, from the nearest stocking point rather than the nearest catalogue.
Delivered to site or held for collection at Johannesburg, Nelspruit, Kitwe or Solwezi, with cross-border freight arranged where the destination requires it.
Repeat items stay on file, so the second order is a reference number instead of a fresh enquiry.
The Zambian operation is structured to meet local ownership and procurement requirements, so vendor onboarding at mines and large contractors does not stall on paperwork.
These figures describe the Zambian operating company. They are published because mine and contractor procurement teams ask for them at onboarding.
