BK Steel & Profiles: Revolutionizing Steel Cutting in Gqeberha with State-of-the-Art Facility

Founded in 1995 and strategically located in Gqeberha’s Deal Party area, BK Steel & Profiles specializes in profile cutting services, offering a comprehensive range of steel solutions to commercial and industrial clients across South Africa. Thanks to a significant investment from the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), BK Steel has launched a new, cutting-edge facility in Deal Party, unveiled at a high-profile event on March 15.

This expansion marks a pivotal step for BK Steel, positioning it as a leader in the steel-cutting industry within Nelson Mandela Bay and serving key regions such as the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, and Gauteng. The facility features state-of-the-art equipment, including a 4kW JFY fibre laser and an aluminium table saw from Puma Machine Tools, enhancing their capacity to deliver precise and efficient steel-cutting services.

Chief Executive Shenny Naidoo highlighted the company’s commitment to excellence and innovation, emphasizing the new facility’s role in driving industrial growth and job creation in the region. Naidoo also praised the IDC’s support, which enabled the procurement of advanced machinery, facilitating unparalleled precision in cutting mild steel, aluminium, and stainless steel.

Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s CEO Denise van Huyssteen commended BK Steel’s forward-thinking approach, noting the investment’s impact on local employment and business growth. BK Steel’s services include CNC profile cutting and flame cutting, catering primarily to the automotive, industrial automation, and manufacturing sectors.

With plans to double their workforce by year’s end, BK Steel & Profiles continues to make significant contributions to the local economy, offering efficient, high-quality steel solutions and fostering strong industry relationships. For more information, contact BK Steel & Profiles at 041 484 1321 or visit www.bksteel.co.za.

Original source Metal Working News