Fabrication and material handling · Anand, Gujarat
Eight conveyor types, process and storage tanks, structural steel and one-off work to your drawing. Measured, drawn, built and checked in our own works, then delivered across India or crated for export.
Stock photograph, shown to illustrate the equipment type.
What we build
Eight conveyor types built to suit the material, the distance, the lift and the duty.
Storage and process tanks in mild and stainless steel, rolled, welded and tested in house.
Platforms, mezzanines, machine frames and skid bases, drilled and squared in the shop.
Build to drawing, build to sample, and the one-off parts nobody stocks.
Typical jobs
Written as examples of the work, not as past projects. Real case studies go here once you pick the jobs you want shown.
A troughed belt out of the pit, a bucket elevator for the lift, and a screw to the drier inlet. We draw the three as one line so the transfer points actually meet.
Built in sections, welded and tested inside the plant room, then pickled and passivated in place. This is the sort of constraint that decides the whole design.
Measured on site, drawn around what is already bolted down, and bolted together in pieces that fit through the gangway.
Stock photograph, shown to illustrate the equipment type.
Specifications
Sizes are built to your layout, so these are the ranges we work within rather than a fixed product list.
Food and grain processing
Washdown belts, screws, bucket elevators
Chemicals and pharma
Stainless vessels, pickled and passivated
Cement and minerals
Heavy belt lines, chutes, hoppers
Working with us
Send a drawing, a photo or a description. We ask what we need to price it.
Material, sizes, finish, lead time and terms, in writing.
You approve the general arrangement before we cut anything.
Cutting, forming, welding and machining in our own works.
Dimensions and welds checked against the approved drawing.
Blast, primer, paint, powder coat or galvanising.
Crated and marked for road transport or for the port.
Questions buyers ask
Request a quote
A scope and a rough size is enough to start. Attach a drawing and we can quote directly from it.
