Archives for 3 November 2026

Table of Contents GERMISTON, South Africa – A handrail bracket, a gate frame or a shop fitting rack usually starts as a length of tube that gets sawn, marked, drilled and notched by hand, one station at a time. LaserTube, a machine supplier in Wadeville, Germiston, supplies fibre laser tube cutting machines to fabricators who want those holes, slots, copes and bevels cut in one setup on the full length. Sized to the shop, not the brochure The range runs from a compact tube laser for smaller … [Read more...] about LaserTube Brings Fibre Laser Tube Cutting Machines to South African Fabricators, From Compact Shop Units to Bundle Loading Production Cells

Table of Contents RANDBURG, South Africa – A photograph printed on paper and framed behind glass picks up every window reflection in a bright South African room. SubAlu, a print studio in Randburg, Johannesburg, dye sublimates images into coated aluminium instead. Its metal print range is aimed at photographers, artists, interior designers and businesses. Sizes and shapes Panels run from A4 and A3 through A2 to A1 for foyers and boardroom walls, each in gloss or matte. Square prints come in 200 … [Read more...] about SubAlu Sublimates Photographs Onto Aluminium Panels in Randburg, From A4 Gifts and Square Prints to A1 Statement Pieces and Panoramas

Table of Contents JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Many South Africans look at their credit record for the first time on the day a loan, a lease or a phone contract is declined. OpenCredit, a credit education service in Rosebank, Johannesburg, has published a set of credit check guides that explain what the records show and how to read them before that day comes. Score and report A credit score is a quick number. It changes when payment history shifts, when accounts are opened or closed, or when … [Read more...] about OpenCredit in Rosebank Explains in Plain Language What a Credit Score Shows, What a Full Credit Report Shows and Where Debt Review Fits In

Table of Contents DURBANVILLE, South Africa – The most common sticker paper mistake happens before anything is printed: an inkjet sheet goes into a laser printer, or the other way round, and the result is smudged colour or a sheet that curls and lifts. StickerPaper, a supplier in Durbanville, Cape Town, has laid out its printable sticker paper range so that the printer decides the sheet before the finish does. There are inkjet and laser versions of matte, gloss, clear, vinyl and kraft, because … [Read more...] about StickerPaper in Durbanville Sorts Its Printable Sticker Sheets by Printer Type First, Then Finish, for Crafters and Small Studios

Table of Contents I am sure most of us have heard and/or seen clips of USA President Donald Trump promising American Citizens $5000 each if the Republicans win the House of Representatives vote in the Senate. If you, like me, have been grappling with the notion that this is wrong then maybe you will be in for a surprise after you read what AI has to say about this in comparison to a similar question from a South African context. All I can deduce from this is that it certainly appears that South … [Read more...] about Dear Donald: South Africa has Stronger Electoral Laws than the USA