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Terms of use

These website terms set out the rules for using Flexography Printer’s site and submitting enquiries through our contact form. By using the site, you agree to these terms as they apply in South Africa.

1. Acceptance of these website terms

This website is operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Flexography Printer, based in Spartan, Kempton Park. The site is intended for label converters and related businesses seeking information about narrow-web flexo label presses, setup, training and support services across South Africa.

By accessing the site, browsing its pages or sending an enquiry through the contact form, you agree to use the site in line with these terms. If you do not agree, you should not continue using the site.

2. Permitted use of the site

You may use the site to learn about our services, review general information and submit a legitimate business enquiry. You must not use the site in a way that could damage it, interrupt access or interfere with another user’s ability to use it.

  • Do not attempt unauthorised access to any part of the site or its systems.
  • Do not submit false, misleading or incomplete contact details.
  • Do not copy, scrape or reuse site content without prior written permission.
  • Do not use the site for unlawful, harmful or abusive activity.

3. Information about services and support

The site may describe services such as press installation, commissioning, operator training, startup production support, preventive maintenance, breakdown support, remote support, spare parts support, anilox care, plate mounting help, finishing setup and production consulting. These descriptions are provided to help you understand the type of work we support, but they are not a binding offer unless confirmed in writing.

Any practical advice shared through the site or by our team is based on general operational experience and should be checked against your own production requirements, machine condition and site procedures. Conditions at your plant, including load-shedding, dust, humidity and municipal rules, may affect setup and ongoing use.

4. Quotes, orders and site enquiries

Submitting an enquiry through the contact form does not create a contract. It simply alerts our team, including the relevant support area such as Johannesburg Support, Pretoria Support, Durban Support, Cape Town Support, Gqeberha Support, East Rand Support or Centurion Support, so we can respond to your request.

  • Any quote or proposal is valid only for the period stated in writing.
  • Pricing may change if the scope of work changes after inspection or further discussion.
  • Any purchase of goods or services is subject to a separate written agreement or confirmed order.
  • Lead times depend on stock, travel arrangements, site access and technical requirements.

5. Intellectual property and site content

All text, images, layouts, documents and other site content are protected by intellectual property laws unless stated otherwise. You may not reproduce, modify, publish or distribute this content for commercial use without written consent from Flexography Printer or the relevant rights holder.

You may print or save reasonable copies for internal reference where this is needed for your business dealings with us. That permission does not allow you to publish the material elsewhere or use it to present yourself as affiliated with our business.

6. Liability, accuracy and governing law

We take care to keep the site information accurate and current, but we do not guarantee that every statement will always be complete, error-free or suitable for every production environment. We are not liable for losses caused by internet outages, system failures, incorrect information supplied by a user, or reliance on general site content without proper site assessment.

  • Use of the site is at your own risk, to the extent allowed by South African law.
  • Nothing on the site limits any rights you may have under mandatory consumer or contract law where it applies.
  • These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.
  • Any dispute will be handled in the South African courts with proper jurisdiction.

If a part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest will continue to apply.