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Manufacturing

Colour and plastics on the same site, under the same quality process. This is the capability the brands and the contract work both run on.

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Moulding hall, wide

The full length of a moulding line with machines running and operators working. Shot wide enough that the scale of the floor is the subject.

Available light where possible. A staged, empty, spotless floor reads as a stock photo and does the opposite of what this frame is for.

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How a run goes

  1. Step 01

    Raw material intake

    Every raw material is tested in house before it is used. Corn starch for colour, polymer for plastics.

  2. Step 02

    Blending and moulding

    Colour blending on dedicated lines. Injection moulding for solid parts, blow moulding for hollow ones.

  3. Step 03

    In-production control

    Multiple checks during the run rather than one at the end, so a bad batch is caught while it is still a batch.

  4. Step 04

    Packing and despatch

    Retail and bulk packing, carton configuration to the buyer's plan, loading supervised on site.

Each stage gates the next: a batch that fails intake never reaches a mould, and a run that fails in-production control never reaches packing.
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Raw material intake

Corn starch and pigment arriving — sacks, hoppers, the intake sampling point.

Colour is the product; let the pigment be genuinely saturated rather than colour-corrected toward neutral.

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Packing line

Retail packs being filled and cased, with the count and the carton in the same frame.

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QC bench in use

Someone testing a batch at the quality bench — instruments, samples and hands in frame.

Close enough to read what is being measured. This is the frame that answers 'do you actually test'.

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Plant photography and a walkthrough film

Not shot yet. This is the single most valuable asset missing from the site — a buyer deciding whether to place a first order will watch a factory walkthrough end to end, and will not watch anything else.

Inside the works

What the plant does

Colour blending line
Blending, on dedicated lines

Two moulding types

Solid and hollow, one site

Injection moulding for solid parts, blow moulding for reservoirs and shells, then assembly and packing. Doing both under one roof is what lets a design with a large tank and a fine mechanism be made as one product rather than sourced in halves.

The finished article

1,200 people

Hathras, Uttar Pradesh

Buyers are welcome to visit. Audits and third-party inspections are arranged through the sales team.