Randburg
Cresta corner
Convenient collection point for small components and paperwork. Book by email before travelling.
How Cresta collections work in a busy week
Cresta is a point near the trade court for Flush Dryers visitors. Confirm the Cresta location before discussing dryer options for the line.
Cresta corner in Randburg is used as a collection point for small Flush Dryers items and signed paperwork, not for moving full heater assemblies. Before travel, note whether you are collecting a ceramic IR spare, a quartz bank part, or documents linked to a ScreenMaster-style flash cell. Bring the line reference and the press details so the handover can be matched to the correct print setup.
Include a photo of the current print head, pallet area, or conveyor section when you book the Cresta stop. That image helps tie the request to the correct cure log entry and line note before any component leaves stock. If the matter is paperwork only, state the page you are viewing and the Randburg collection point.
Cresta pickup details
Visitors to the Cresta corner typically leave with verified collection information, a line note, and the record needed for the next step on the job. For this point, accuracy matters more than carrying extra stock because the site is intended for compact items and admin handover. Check the unit name, spare description, and job reference before you depart.
At the Cresta corner, add the applicable line note and record the cure log before taking the request further. Check the line information once again before any unit or spare is sent out. Dryer sizing depends on belt width, ink type and the pieces you run per hour, so list those in your message.
- Randburg point for small parts
- Cure log checked against line note
- Photo attached with current print setup
Randburg handover conditions
Cresta works best when trade customers arrive with the collection booked and the item description written exactly as used on the job file. For Flush Dryers equipment, that may mean naming the flash dryer position, the heater bank type, or the spare linked to a garment or packaging line. Keep requests for full units separate from small-component collections at this point.
Use the stop to verify paperwork, serial references, and the note recorded against the line before anything is taken away. A ceramic element, reflector part, sensor, or mounting hardware should be checked against the request while you are there. If the print room has changed settings or layout, mention that when you book the collection.
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Checks before leaving Cresta
Randburg
At the Cresta corner, confirm the applicable line note and make sure the cure log has been recorded before the request moves further. Review the line information again before any spare or unit is released, especially where more than one press or dryer bank is in use. Randburg trade customers can use the Cresta location to discuss options for the line.
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