Leadership that keeps the work grounded
Morne van Rensburg leads PETG from the base in Epping, Cape Town, with a clear focus on practical service and dependable materials. He keeps a close eye on sheet supply, production flow and customer needs across the Western Cape and beyond, so jobs are handled in a way that makes sense for workshops, studios and manufacturing floors. Morne is the one who keeps the standards steady, whether the order is a single cut sheet or a full batch for ongoing production.
He works with the team to make sure the right material goes to the right customer, and that the advice given is useful in the real world. That matters when clients are working around tight deadlines, load-shedding or equipment that needs a specific finish. Morne’s approach is simple: do the job properly, keep communication clear, and make sure customers know what to expect from start to finish.
Sales and support that answer the practical questions
Ayanda Mkhize manages sales with a strong grasp of what customers need when they are comparing sheet thicknesses, filament options and cut sizes. She helps clients match the material to the application, whether it is for prototyping, display work, guarding, machine covers or a production run that needs repeatable results. Ayanda is especially helpful when a customer is unsure about dimensions, tolerance or the best way to prepare a job for cutting.
Zanele Ndlovu leads customer support and keeps the enquiry process moving smoothly through the contact page. She handles job updates, collection information and general queries with a calm, organised approach. Clients often appreciate that she is straightforward and responsive, especially when they are planning around delivery times, municipal access rules or a workshop that only has limited receiving hours. She knows that a clear answer saves everyone time.
- Material advice for sheets and filament
- Help with cut sizes, quantities and job notes
- Collection and courier updates for local and national orders
The production team behind accurate cutting
Jared Petersen oversees production and keeps the cutting floor organised from one job to the next. He manages the flow of straight cuts, panel cuts, strip cutting and small batch work so the output stays accurate and consistent. Jared understands how important clean edges and correct sizing are when sheets need to fit into frames, displays or equipment housings, and he checks that jobs are prepared properly before they leave the floor.
Ruan Botha handles cutting with a steady hand and a careful eye for detail. He works on custom sizing, hole marking, film left on jobs and edge deburring, making sure the final pieces are ready for use. Ruan also helps with larger runs when a customer needs repeat cuts across multiple sheets. It is exact work and there is no room for guesswork, so his focus matters. He keeps things neat, even when the queue is long and the orders are stacked.
- Straight cuts for simple, clean sizing
- Strip cutting and panel cutting for repeat work
- Edge deburring and hole marking where needed
Logistics that get stock moving across South Africa
Tumi Molefe coordinates logistics and pack-out, which is where good planning really shows. She makes sure courier orders are packed with care, labelled correctly and ready to travel, whether the parcel is going to Cape Town, Durban, Gqeberha or a smaller town inland. For sheet orders, she works with the team to keep the packaging secure so the material arrives in usable condition, even after a long road run or several handovers.
Tumi also helps with collection planning for Epping and the surrounding areas, including Montague Gardens, Bellville, Parow, Somerset West, Paarl, Stellenbosch and Claremont. She knows that customers often need stock at a specific time, and she keeps the process orderly so collection and dispatch do not become a last-minute scramble. In a business where timing matters, her role is one of the quiet essentials.
How the team works together on everyday jobs
The value of the PETG team is not only in each person’s role, but in how the roles connect. Sales, support, production and logistics work together so customers get a practical outcome, not just a quote or a parcel. That means material advice is passed through cleanly, cutting instructions are checked, and courier jobs are packed with the same care as local collection orders. It keeps the whole process efficient and reduces the back and forth that can slow a project down.
Customers working in manufacturing, design or prototyping often need quick decisions and dependable results. The team understands that a missed measurement or unclear note can cause real delays, especially when a workshop is already dealing with power interruptions or a tight delivery schedule. So the habit at PETG is to ask the right questions early, confirm the details, and keep the job moving in a proper line. It’s practical work, and that is how it should be.
Why customers come back to the same people
People return to PETG because they know the team will treat each job with attention, whether it is a small offcut request or a larger order for ongoing production. The crew understands sheet handling, filament supply and the realities of South African workspaces, from humid coastal stores to busy inland workshops. They also know that service is not only about getting the material out the door, but about making the whole process simple enough for the customer to trust it again next time.
That steady, hands-on approach is what gives the team its strength. Morne keeps the business direction clear, Ayanda and Zanele keep communication useful, Jared and Ruan handle the cutting with care, and Tumi makes sure the order reaches its destination in good order. Together, they keep PETG practical, organised and ready for real work.