GGS. Hydraulic Press

We are located out on Guruhar Sahai Road, just near Golu Ka Mour in Mohan Ke Uttar village. Our shop is right near the government school, so we hear the bell ring every day and see all the kids walking home in their uniforms. We work on hydraulic presses here. It is heavy, physical work and requires a good amount of floor space, which is why we are located out here in the village instead of the crowded town. The air is a bit fresher here, but the shop itself still smells like old oil and cold metal. We have some very big machines that take up most of the room. Often, we are covered in black grease up to our elbows by noon. It is not the kind of place where you would want to wear a clean shirt or nice shoes. People from the surrounding areas bring their broken equipment to us because they know we can handle the heavy repairs. We do not have a receptionist or a waiting room; if you want to talk to us, you just walk right into the shed. Sometimes we have to wait a few days for specific parts to arrive from the city, which can be frustrating, but we do our best with the tools we have on hand. It is a quiet life out here for the most part, except for the heavy clanking noise of the presses. We are just a local shop doing what we know.