Flyfot Paper Conversion

Our place is Flyfot Paper Conversion over at Plot No. 604 in the Dholka Gidc. If you come by, you’ll hear the sound of paper being cut and folded all day long. It’s a lot of machines running, and the floor is usually covered in little scraps of paper and cardboard. We handle a lot of big rolls that we have to move around with a trolley. It can be a bit dusty because of all the fibers in the air, but we’re used to it. The building itself is just a big open warehouse with some partitions for the office and the packing area. We don’t have any fancy lobby or anything like that. You just walk in and you’re right in the middle of it. Dholka is a bit quieter than some other industrial areas, but we still keep pretty busy. We have a small team, and everyone knows how to run at least two or three different machines. Sometimes the rollers get jammed, and we have to spend an hour or two fixing things, which puts us behind. But we usually catch up by the end of the week. We keep the finished stock stacked high on pallets near the door so it’s easy for the trucks to pick up. It’s a simple, hardworking environment where we just focus on the paper rolls and getting them out to the people who need them.