Ana-Digi Systems – 30 years of industrial automation integrity

January 2016 News

Ana-Digi Systems was established in 1985 and is a recognised supplier of industrial automation solutions to all industries. The company’s head office is in Cape Town and it has branches in Gauteng, Free State and an agent in KZN.

The company is solely-owned by its directors who have a passion for their clients and the products and systems they support.

Over the years, after dealing with various makes of industrial products, Ana-Digi Systems has gained a vast knowledge base of automation and motion systems. The company has aligned itself with carefully chosen automation and motion OEMs for whom it is the sole import, support and repair agent in southern Africa. These include, LS Industrial Systems, LS Mecapion and PE Power Electronics, among others.

The developed distribution and integration network has been developed to cover all provinces in South Africa, as well as Mauritius, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and beyond.

Experience has made Ana-Digi Systems proficient in many industries including elevation systems, boiler systems, food processing plants, blow moulding, mining motor control, medium voltage drives, water reticulation systems and oil, gas, chemical and petroleum plants.

For more information contact Stefan Walrond, Ana-Digi Systems, 086 132 3334, [email protected], www.anadigi.co.za

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