Terms

Terms of use and sale

FibreLaser SA provides information and systems for professional use in South African workshops. Please read these terms before requesting a quote or order.

Guidance and responsibilities

All application notes, training and advice from FibreLaser SA offer general guidance for South African workshops using fibre laser cutting and marking systems. These notes do not replace the official manufacturer's manual, a qualified laser safety officer, your SAHPRA licence requirements or electrical regulations.

Workshop owners and operators remain responsible for following the manufacturer's instructions, complying with legal requirements, ensuring proper site preparation, and training authorised users. If in doubt, consult a relevant registered professional or safety officer before operating any fibre laser equipment.

Orders, installation and delivery

Quotes and orders from FibreLaser SA must be confirmed in writing. Lead times, delivery dates and installation schedules are provided as guidance and depend on available stock, site readiness and transport conditions.

Before machine delivery, the buyer is responsible for preparing the site, including floor space, power supply to SANS 10142-1, and all licence requirements. Installation and training are arranged on delivery. Risk passes to the buyer upon delivery of the system.

  • Quotes valid only as specified in writing
  • Site must be ready with compliant power supply
  • Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC) is required
  • SAHPRA licence conditions apply to Class 3B and 4 lasers

Warranty and liability

FibreLaser SA’s warranty terms cover defects in materials or workmanship, in line with South African consumer law where it applies. For juristic buyers with assets or turnover of R2 million or more, the Consumer Protection Act does not apply. Warranty does not cover damage from incorrect use, unauthorised modifications or failure to follow safety instructions.

Sample results shown or discussed are for reference only. Actual cutting and marking outcomes depend on your specific material, settings, maintenance and environment. Our liability is limited to the value of goods supplied and does not extend to consequential loss, production downtime or secondary damage.

Legal compliance and governing law

Fibre laser systems are regulated under South African law, including the OHS Act, Hazardous Substances Act, Driven Machinery Regulations and other health and safety requirements. It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain and maintain all necessary site licences and comply with legal obligations for the safe use of laser equipment.

FibreLaser SA is operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd. All agreements, sales and support are governed by the laws of South Africa. Any disputes arising from orders, delivery or use of our systems are subject to the jurisdiction of South African courts.