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Hytec South Africa’s new Kathu location brings offering closer to Northern Cape clients

Hytec South Africa’s new Kathu location brings offering closer to Northern Cape clients

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Hytec South Africa’s Northern Cape branch has relocated from Kuruman to Kathu. The move, which took place in February, brings […]

Hytec South Africa’s Northern Cape branch has relocated from Kuruman to Kathu. The move, which took place in February, brings the branch closer to its client base enabling the company to improve service delivery to traditional mobile and onsite mining customers across the province.

The branch, now located at Unit 4, Bestwood Office Park in Kathu, provides its customers with a comprehensive suite of services, including service and repair, as well as hydraulic hose and fitting assembly. In addition to these services, the branch offers an extensive product range featuring hydraulic valves, pumps, motors, gearboxes, electronics, maintenance tools, cylinders, and manifolds.

Colin Simms, Regional Manager, Northern Cape, expressed excitement at the branch’s move to the current location. “This new location perfectly positions the branch to keep stock allowing us to provide products and services to our Northern Cape customers efficiently and reliably with fast turnaround times,” he says.

Hytec South Africa is one of the leaders in the design, manufacture, installation, service and repair for total mobile and industrial hydraulic solutions, and is one of Africa’s largest hydraulics specialist.

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