Pitchline Engineering
Welding & Manual Lathes in South Africa
Not every job suits a CNC programme. Pitchline's conventional workshop handles manual turning for one-offs, repairs and modifications, along with welding, drilling, tapping, pressing and finishing operations.
Equipment includes drill presses, hydraulic presses, manual lathes, saws, a vibro-polisher and broaching machines. Specialised activities are outsourced to selected preferred suppliers so customers receive a complete turnkey machining solution.
Typical work
- Manual turning for one-off parts, repairs and modifications
- Drilling, tapping and pressing operations
- Welded assemblies and repairs
- Deburring and polishing of machined parts
Welding & Manual Lathes questions
Does Pitchline do one-off repairs and modifications?
Yes. Manual lathes and the conventional workshop are used for one-off parts, repairs and modifications.
What conventional equipment is available?
Drill presses, hydraulic presses, manual lathes, saws, a vibro-polisher and broaching machines, plus welding.
Can Pitchline provide a complete turnkey part?
Yes. Specialised processes are outsourced to selected preferred suppliers so the customer receives a finished component.
Where is the work done?
At Pitchline's own factory at 32 Henwood Road, Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal.