About Intaka Tech
Intaka Tech is setting new standards in the field of industrial water purification and oxygen generation. Our range of robust, high-tech industrial products have proven themselves with distinction internationally, firmly establishing Intaka Tech as a partner to a number of essential industries.
The Intaka Tech water purification and oxygen generating plants in particular have already carved out an enviable reputation for themselves – in South America as well as Southern Africa. In fact, more than 200 units are currently in operation in a variety of local hospitals and rural communities, where they have become veritable fountains of life. That is why one can safely say that Intaka Tech’s technology has already proved that it can survive and thrive in Africa.
Our products offer numerous unusual benefits and practical distinctive features, such as portability and mobility, very easy installation, straight-forward operation and uncomplicated maintenance – as well as low operating costs and the backing of Intaka Tech’s professional product support specialists.
“Proudly South African”, in everything we do
Intaka Tech has satisfied the criteria for membership of the “Proudly South African” organisation, and has also been accredited as a member. That is why it’s entitled to display the “Proudly South African” logo. Indeed, “Proudly South African” is the monitoring body that ensures companies bearing its mark are utilising South African resources to produce high-quality products with a substantial South African content.
The fact that Intaka Tech’s equipment is manufactured locally means that our customers benefit from an instant response time. At the same time our organisation is able to provide local job opportunities that contributes significantly to the South African economy.
Commitment to empowerment initiatives
Intaka Tech is resolutely dedicated to adhering to the socio-economic needs of South Africa. That’s why it wholeheartedly embraces its socio-economic responsibility, and supports Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) and Employment Equity. It’s currently involved in empowerment initiatives and is also developing BEE partnerships wherever it is possible and viable. While some such partnerships have already been formed, more are in the pipeline and being developed.