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Need help with a valuation, auction plan or site visit? Send your details through the enquiry form and our Kempton Park team will come back to you with the next step.

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Tell us what you need and the team replies within one working day. Fields marked * are required.

How to reach our Kempton Park office

The quickest way to get in touch is through the enquiry form on this page. Use it to tell us what machinery you have, where it is located, and whether you need an on-site valuation, auction planning, catalogue support or clearance assistance. If the equipment is still in production, mention any access limits, shut-down times or loading rules so we can plan properly.

We assist sellers and buyers across Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town and Gqeberha, with work also handled in Germiston and Midrand. From the Kempton Park base, the team manages industrial machinery enquiries for sites ranging from small workshops to larger plants. The more detail you provide, the quicker we can assess the job and advise on the next step.

What to include in the enquiry form

Please use the form to include enough information for an initial review. If you are unsure on a model or year, add clear notes and photos where possible. That helps us understand the plant, the condition and the access required before any visit is arranged.

  • Business name and contact person
  • Site suburb or town
  • Type of machinery and quantity
  • Condition, power requirements and whether it is running
  • Any urgency, shutdown window or removal limits
  • Whether you need valuation, auction planning or seller support

What happens after you submit the form

Once the form is received, our office reviews the details and routes the enquiry to the right person. A response is usually sent within one working day, though site visits and more detailed assessments can take longer depending on location and workload. If the matter is urgent, say so clearly in the message and we will treat it as a priority where practical.

Valuations are opinions of value based on the machinery, condition, market demand and site circumstances. They are not guarantees of sale price, and auction outcomes can vary. We explain the process clearly so sellers and buyers know what to expect before anything is listed or moved.

People who handle your enquiry

Our contact process is managed by a small team that knows the practical side of machinery work. Siyabonga Mthembu leads the business, with support from Naledi Khumalo on auctions, Pieter van der Merwe on valuations, Ayesha Ismail on client communication, Thabo Molefe on operations, Johan Botha on site logistics and Lerato Nkosi on catalogue preparation. Each enquiry is directed to the person best placed to assist.

Areas we serve across South Africa

Machine Africa works from Kempton Park and supports industrial clients in major centres and surrounding industrial areas. We regularly handle enquiries linked to:

  • Kempton Park and surrounding East Rand sites
  • Johannesburg, Germiston and Midrand
  • Pretoria and nearby industrial nodes
  • Durban and coastal operations where humidity affects storage
  • Cape Town and Gqeberha, including sites affected by municipal access rules

If your plant is outside these centres, send the location through the form anyway. We can advise whether the job fits our current coverage and logistics capacity.

For valuations, auctions and site visits

We assist with on-site valuations, auction planning, lotting and cataloguing, asset inspections, reserve guidance, viewing days, seller representation, collection coordination, clearance sales, closure support, plant appraisals and photo listing prep. If your machinery is in a factory, warehouse or open yard, tell us about lifting equipment, loading bays, pallet access and any load-shedding concerns that may affect inspection or removal.

Clear details help us plan safely and avoid delays. The enquiry form is the best place to start, and it gives our team enough information to respond properly the first time.

Planning something? Send the team a message.

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