Webco (Pty) Ltd. is a wholly owned South African Company. The company was established as Burns Rivers & Co (Pty)Ltd in 1905 and has been trading as a mining supply company ever since. In April 1990 Webco Tools was launched as a registered trademark and brand due to Craig Webster's diversification from being purely a mining supply company for 85 years.
WEBCO has proudly built long lasting relationships with its Mining Clients for more than 100 years in South Africa which include Anglo Gold Ashanti, Sibanye Gold & Platinum, Royal Bafokeng Platinum, Harmony Gold, Impala Platinum, Zimplats, Lonmin and also in many other countries abroad which include Ghana, Turkey, Ireland, Fiji, Australia and Mali - proudly supplying WEBCO’s range of surveying a measuring equipment. Products include woven mining tapes, clino rules, survey pegs, survey spads, tripods, staves, measuring wheels, dumpy levels and much more.
Many of Webco’s core products are manufactured locally in South Africa and to the highest international specifications and standards. Our measuring range is designed and engineered for reliability, accuracy and durability.
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 7 On Mastiff, Mastiff Road, Unit 9 & 10,linbro Business Park,south Africa
- Industry
- Mining
- NAICS
-
Mining (except Oil and Gas)
- Website
- webcotools.com
- Keywords
- Measuring Handtools, Mine Surveyor Measuring Tools, Mining Tape Measures, Clino Rulers, Copper Talies, Brass Spads, Levels.
- HQ
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
Webco Tools Questions
Webco Tools's website is webcotools.com
Webco Tools's LinkedIn profile is https://za.linkedin.com/company/webco-tools
Webco Tools has
5 employees.
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Webco Tools's industry is
Mining
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Webco Tools's categories are Mining
Webco Tools's founding year is 1905
