The people behind the colour work
MyColour is a small, hands-on team with clear roles and a shared focus on getting colour output right the first time. From Ndabeni to Montague Gardens, Woodstock, Claremont, Bellville and Somerset West, the office works closely with clients who need clean proofs, reliable posters and everyday office colour without fuss.
Because print needs change fast, the team keeps advice practical. That means matching printers to the work, checking media choices, planning ink supply for busy weeks and helping clients work around load-shedding, humidity and tight handover times.
- Colour printers for desktop, office and wide-format use
- Matching inks and consumables in the right quantities
- Courier supply nationwide from the Cape Town base
Danie Vosloo leads the shop floor and the bigger picture
Danie Vosloo, Managing Director, keeps the business centred on dependable print supply and plain advice. He works closely with clients who need a straight answer on whether a desktop inkjet colour printer will do the job or if it is time to move to wide-format.
He also keeps an eye on the day to day flow of installations, consumables and service calls. Clients appreciate that he speaks in real terms, like print volume, media type and monthly ink use, not vague promises. That makes planning easier for studios and offices trying to control costs.
Sales and wide-format guidance that matches the work
Zanele Mkhize handles sales with a good feel for what different teams actually need. She helps clients choose colour printers that suit proofing, internal documents or higher volume work, and she keeps the conversation focused on output, running costs and what will fit the space.
Oarabile Xaba looks after wide-format needs and brings calm, detailed guidance to sign shops and print rooms. She helps with machine selection, media matching, ink choices and setup for posters, plans and larger colour jobs. When a client is unsure what size or specification to choose, Oarabile makes the options easier to compare.
- Desktop inkjet colour printers for smaller teams
- Large-format colour machines for posters, signage and proofs
- Media matching for coated, matte and specialty papers
Service and maintenance for steady output
Pieter Smit is the service technician and the person clients call when a machine needs careful attention. He handles printer installation, wide-format setup, print quality checks and preventive maintenance so the equipment keeps producing clean colour and sharp detail.
His work matters most when a client is under pressure. A blocked line, a messy nozzle check or a media feed issue can hold up a run, and Pieter works through the problem methodically. He also helps with user handover, so the team on site knows the basics before the first print run starts.
Consumables planning that avoids last minute panic
Boitumelo Shabalala keeps consumables moving and helps clients avoid running short at the wrong time. She manages ink supply planning, consumable reordering and collection coordination, which is especially useful for businesses with regular print peaks or more than one machine in use.
Her support is practical and organised. If a print room runs through a busy month or a sign shop is balancing seasonal work, Boitumelo helps match stock levels to usage so there is less downtime and fewer urgent calls. That kind of planning matters a lot when courier deliveries, public holidays or load-shedding can interrupt normal routines.
Dispatch, remote help and the final handover
Jason Daniels leads dispatch and keeps orders moving from Ndabeni to clients across the Western Cape and beyond. He handles packing, collection coordination and courier supply, making sure printers, inks and consumables leave the base cleanly and on time.
The team also supports clients with remote help when guidance is needed. That can mean checking a setup step, confirming a media setting or guiding a user through a simple print issue. The aim is to keep work moving, not create extra admin.
- Collection coordination for local clients
- Remote help for setup questions and simple faults
- Nationwide courier supply for stock and machine orders
A team shaped by local print realities
MyColour’s team understands the conditions South African print users work in every day. Coastal humidity in Cape Town, power interruptions, space limits in smaller studios and busy month-end office printing all affect the right choice of machine and consumables. That is why the team keeps advice grounded and specific.
Whether the job is a single desktop printer for a Claremont office or a wide-format setup for a Bellville sign shop, the same approach applies: practical guidance, proper setup and steady follow-through. If you need help, the team is ready at our contact form.