The Adendorff branch in Rustenburg sits on the corner of Oliver Tambo Drive and Beyers Naude Drive, the R104. It is the groups North West outlet and publishes its own direct number rather than sitting behind a national line.
Local channels
- Telephone: 014 594 1545
- Branch email: [email protected]
- National customer care: [email protected]
- Address: Oliver Tambo Drive, corner Beyers Naude Drive (R104), Rustenburg
The R104 designation is the useful part of that address. Beyers Naude Drive is a route number as much as a street name here, so if a navigation app cannot find the corner, searching the R104 through Rustenburg will.
Address
- On the corner of Oliver Tambo Drive and the R104 in Rustenburg, North West
- The nearest Adendorff branches are a long drive: Klerksdorp on 018 462 1116 and Pretoria East (Silver Lakes) on 012 054 5969
- Further afield, Randburg (Strydompark) on 011 793 3380 is the closest Johannesburg store
- Witbank, on the other side of Gauteng, is on 013 690 2305
- No branch trading hours are published on the group store locator
Rustenburg is not near another branch, and that changes how you should use the phone number. In Gauteng you can ring round several stores for stock; here it is worth asking this branch whether it can order an item in rather than assuming you will find it elsewhere locally.
Services at this location
- Machinery, power tools and workshop equipment
- Compressors, welding equipment and generators
- Hand tools, hardware and consumables
- Spares and accessories for the machinery ranges
- Sales to both trade and retail customers
Generators and compressors are the lines that matter most in a mining town, where site work and load-shedding both drive demand. Confirm the duty rating you actually need before buying on price; a machine rated for intermittent domestic use will not survive continuous site duty.
Parent organisation
- Part of Adendorff Machinery Mart, which operates branches nationally
- Every branch is listed on the group store locator with its own number and mailbox
- Group-level queries: [email protected]
- Defective goods carry a six-month remedy under the Consumer Protection Act, with the choice of repair, replacement or refund
- Unresolved retail complaints go to the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud on 0860 000 272
- Electrical equipment sold in South Africa must carry a letter of authority from the NRCS
If you are buying for a workplace rather than a home workshop, the Occupational Health and Safety Act puts duties on the employer for machine guarding and safe use. Buying compliant equipment is the start of that obligation, not the end of it.
Sources
- Adendorff Machinery Mart store locator, adendorff.co.za, read 3 September 2026