Aluminium frames made for daily print shop use
Our work starts with aluminium frames that are built for garment printing, not general use. We supply new frames in standard and custom sizes, plus screen stretching for printers who need clean, consistent tension on every job. Whether you run a busy workshop in Johannesburg, a small studio in Durban or a home setup in Paarl, the aim is the same: a frame that holds its mesh properly and stays ready for the next print run.
Aluminium is a sensible choice for South African conditions. It handles coastal humidity in Cape Town and Gqeberha better than timber, and it is easier to keep clean after repeated ink work and washdowns. Our frames are made for everyday handling, stacking and transport, with sizes suited to garment decoration, sampling and bulk production.
What we supply for screen printers
We focus on the practical parts that keep a screen room moving. That includes new screen stretching, restretching of existing frames, mesh removal, adhesive application, frame cleaning and tension checks. If a frame has been standing around after a long load-shedding stint or a busy production week, we can inspect it and advise whether it needs a fresh stretch or a simple cleanup.
- New Screen Stretching
- Restretch Existing Frames
- Mesh Removal
- Frame Cleaning
- Adhesive Application
- Tension Checks
- Frame Inspections
- Custom Size Stretching
- Bulk Screen Orders
- Urgent Turnarounds
We also give screen care advice, because a well kept frame lasts longer and prints better. Small things matter here, like storing screens flat, keeping them out of direct sun and checking for edge wear before a big run.
How we work from enquiry to collection
Clients reach us through the enquiry form on our contact page, then we take it from there with clear next steps. We confirm the frame size, mesh requirements and turnaround needed, whether it is a single restretch or a bulk order for a production week. If you need pickup and return, we can arrange that too, especially for clients with regular work moving between workshops and print rooms.
Our team keeps the process practical and straightforward. Mandla Petersen oversees the business, while Ayesha Daniels manages production, Sibusiso Mthembu handles screen stretching, Bianca Jacobs looks after sales, Ruan van Wyk supervises the workshop and Lindokuhle Dlamini coordinates logistics. That means the person answering your order knows who is doing the work and when it will be ready, which saves time and avoids confusion.




















