Press
Editors, partners and distributors can find the kit, factory features and contact details here. Get the Cut2Shape details you need from one place.
Editors, South African trade media, industry writers, and partners use these resources to get accurate Cut2Shape details for articles, features, or industry events. Whether you are publishing in print, online, or broadcast, you will find what you need to cover our workshop, machines, or how our founder works. Distributors, TVET colleges and educators pull these for team briefs or training handouts. If you need visuals from Germiston or high-res logo files for event banners, head straight to the press kit. For quotes or background on how we operate, start with the founder notes.
The press kit provides logo files, factory photographs and a short fact sheet, all set up for quick use. Editors covering manufacturing, prototyping, or workshop tech will find the factory feature useful, as it covers the floor layout, material flow, and typical nesting at Sunnyrock. For insight into job costing or kerf tolerance, see the founder notes, which explain our approach to accuracy and material use on South African production floors. Looking at resale or technical education? The partner programme gives options for distributors and TVET partners.
Pick the press kit if your deadline is tight and you need logos or a fact sheet right away for layout or signage. Go to the factory feature for a closer look at our actual shop floor in Sunnyrock, including the CNC bays, safety protocols and nest planning. Founder notes go behind the production curtain with details on why kerf tolerance matters and how we set up for consistent profiling across different sheet materials. If your focus is on setting up a resale channel or running a technical education programme, you will want information from the partner programme. One mistake some editors make is using old versions of our logo or mixing up metric and imperial terms in their stories. Always double-check the kit for the latest files and South African units before going to print or broadcast.
If you need a quote, product detail, or to confirm a spec, send a message through our contact form. That inbox is direct for press, article pitches, and partnership queries. If you lose the address, you can find it on the media contact page. We are happy to help with interview requests, high-res photos, or a background summary. Most requests are handled within a few days, unless there are power cuts or a busy run on the floor. Please include your deadline and what you are working on, so we can put you in touch with the right person quickly.
A few easy fixes save time for everyone. Always use the newest logo files from the press kit to avoid outdated prints or event signage. Double-check measurements in millimetres, metres or kilograms to match South African production standards. When running a story on CNC or profiling, confirm shop-floor details with the team, as layouts or power supply (230 V or three-phase) can shift with new machines. Make sure to ask for any extras, like alternate angles or profiles, if your feature needs visuals that match Bloemfontein or Cape Town workshop setups, since not all sites look the same. If you're unsure which material to quote, send a mail. It's always easier to clarify than to correct later.
