Areas We Supply
Precision machining for 9 provinces, 42 cities and towns and 243 industrial areas — all manufactured at our Pinetown factory.
Choose your province
Pitchline Engineering is a multi-disciplined, ISO accredited manufacturer based at 32 Henwood Road, Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal. Find your province, then your city and area, to see what we can machine for businesses like yours.
KwaZulu-Natal
our home province, where our Pinetown factory has been machining components since 1985.
Gauteng
South Africa's manufacturing engine room, and the largest source of precision machining enquiries in the country.
Western Cape
a province of food processing, wine, fishing, marine and boat-building industries.
Eastern Cape
the centre of South African vehicle assembly, with major automotive plants and their component suppliers.
Mpumalanga
coal, power generation, forestry and heavy industry on the eastern escarpment.
Limpopo
platinum and chrome mining, plus large-scale citrus and vegetable farming.
North West
the platinum belt, with deep-level mining and large-scale grain farming.
Free State
grain farming, gold mining and petrochemicals across the central plateau.
What we manufacture
CNC Turning
14 CNC lathes, up to Ø 310mm and 1m long, 12 of them on automatic barfeeders.
CNC Milling
5 CNC mills to 1000 x 500 x 400mm, three palletised and four with CNC rotary tables.
Grinding
Surface grinding to 1200 x 600mm, cylindrical to Ø 200mm and centreless from Ø 6mm.
Rubber Molding
5 vacuum and 4 standard compression presses with 3 in-house rubber extruders.
Gear Cutting
2 hobbing machines for spur and helical gears, 3 shapers for spur gears.
Welding And Manual Lathes
Conventional workshop support: manual lathes, presses, broaching, saws and polishing.
Barfeeder Machines
Our own automatic barfeeder range, sold for over 20 years and run on our own lathes.
Roadmarking Guns
Thermoplastic, paint spray and reflective glass bead application guns.
Airbrake Repair Kits
Nearly 600 air brake repair kits, manufactured here and marketed as ManuMark.




