Send your job details through the enquiry form
The enquiry form is the quickest way to start. Tell us what part you need made, what the part is used for, and whether you need milling, turning or a mix of both. If you already have a drawing, attach it and mention the quantity, material preference and any critical dimensions or fits.
Helpful details include your target delivery area, whether the job is a prototype or repeat batch, and if there are assembly points that must be checked before release. The more detail you share upfront the easier it is for our team to review the job properly.
What to include for a faster reply
- Part drawing or sketch with sizes where available
- Material type, or a few acceptable options if you are open to guidance
- Quantity needed for the first run and any repeat order plans
- Required tolerances, surface finish notes or fit concerns
- Collection or delivery suburb, town or industrial area
If you are not sure about a tolerance or material choice, say so in the form and we will advise on practical options for CNC machining. Small-batch work often benefits from a quick drawing review before cutting starts, especially when the part has mating faces, shafts or holes that must line up correctly.
Areas we serve from Pinetown
PME CNC Machining is based in Pinetown and supports enquiries from across KwaZulu-Natal and further afield. We regularly handle jobs linked to Durban, Westmead, New Germany, Pietermaritzburg, Richards Bay, Umhlanga and Johannesburg. Coastal humidity can affect storage and material choice, so please mention if your parts need extra care before dispatch.
- Pinetown Machining and surrounding industrial areas
- Durban Machining and the eThekwini corridor
- Westmead Machining and New Germany Machining
- Pietermaritzburg Machining and Richards Bay Machining
- Johannesburg Machining for delivered and repeat work
What happens after you submit the form
Once your enquiry comes in, our team reviews the drawing, batch size and material request before confirming the next step. If anything is unclear, we may ask for a revised sketch, extra measurements or a note on how the part must fit into the assembly. That early check helps avoid delays and rework.
For straightforward jobs, you can usually expect a reply within the same business day or the next working day. More detailed requests, especially those needing tolerance guidance or drawing updates, may take a little longer but we will keep the process moving.
Support for small-batch CNC milling and turning
Our job shop focuses on practical machining support for small runs, prototypes and repeat batches. We work with common engineering materials and can discuss which option suits the part, the application and the environment it will run in. If the component must be remade, checked for assembly fit or compared against an existing sample, include that in the form.
- Drawing Review and Part Optimisation
- Prototype Planning and Batch Planning
- Tolerance Guidance and Sample Part Remake
- Inspection Reporting and Repeat Order Support
- Delivery Coordination and Drawing Updates
Meet the Pinetown team handling your enquiry
Your enquiry is handled by a working team that understands the pace of shopfloor jobs and customer deadlines. Mandla Sibusiso Mkhize leads the business as Managing Director, with Anele Nondumiso Dlamini coordinating production, Johan Petrus van Wyk handling CNC programming and Siyabonga Patrick Zulu supervising machining. Naledi Refilwe Molefe manages quality records, while Kyle Brendan Naidoo supports client communication and job follow-up.
If you need a machining partner that can read a drawing carefully and respond clearly, send the details through the form and let us know what must be made right first time. We will come back with the next practical step.