Production lines built for the realities of African manufacturing.
The equipment, controls, hygiene, throughput, and service model that fit a bottling line are not the same as what fits a brick plant or a milling operation. These are the sectors where CISH currently focuses.
Food & Beverage
Bottling, packaging, dairy, milling, snack foods, and FMCG line expansion.
See food and beverage →Building Materials
Block, brick, tile, mortar, AAC, and aggregate-based lines sized for local demand.
See building materials →Plastics & Packaging
Injection moulding, blow moulding, extrusion, printing, and converting environments.
See plastics and packaging →Metal Fabrication
Press lines, CNC cells, welding automation, and fabrication support systems.
See metal fabrication →Agricultural Processing
Maize, oilseed, feed, and crop-processing projects closer to source regions and markets.
See agricultural processing →Consumer Goods & Light Industry
Soap and detergents, sanitary pads and nappies, charcoal and biomass briquettes, wood pellets, wooden pallets and stationery converting.
See consumer goods and light industry →Not sure which line fits? Twenty-five lines compared by landed cost, licence gate and time to first sale: which production line should you start in South Africa? If your project sits between categories, we can map it to the right technology and service model on a discovery call.