Since 1984 Sintech has supplied the South African market with clutches, brakes and engineering solutions for a range of applications in mining and mining-related industries. Sintech supplies services and products for the mining process itself as well as for the processing of mined products.

Sintech’s unique experience ensures consultation from the initial design phase through to project completion. Sintech products are market leaders in their respective fields and are all supplied from international corporations that provide world-class design, product support and cutting-edge technology.

Sintech employs over 60 people across its two facilities in Johannesburg and Durban. Both facilities are ISO 9001:2015 certified and fall under the Generic codes for B-BBEE Level 1. 

Sintech has an extensive stockholding of new clutches and brakes, used for specification onto new applications or to replace units that are beyond economical repair and offers on-site control of customers’ stock, to optimise cost and availability. This service is available for new clutches and brakes, as well as for supporting spare parts. 

Factory-trained service technicians and service vehicles are available 24/7 to provide product support, and regular clutch or brake condition monitoring and preventive maintenance is part of Sintech’s programme to ensure minimal downtime for customers. 

Since its inception, Sintech, in conjunction with its overseas principals, has been responsible for the design and specification of a range of clutch, brake and drive-system installations for both earthmoving and mining applications. Whether to improve efficiency or health and safety, Sintech and its global principals can recommend a path for customers to upgrade to the latest international standards.

Carlisle, FMC, Euroricambi and Goetze are key suppliers to Sintech and have been instrumental in its growth in the earthmoving and mining markets since 1984.

Take a walk through our workshop from receiving, cleaning, and testing, through to assembly and repackaging by scanning the QR code.