Kedar Paper Conversions

Working out of the Taramandal Complex is always an experience. We are located on the third floor in Flat No 306. If you have ever been to this building, you know the elevator can be a bit slow, so we often end up taking the stairs. At Kedar Paper Conversions, our space is filled with the sound of cutting and folding. Paper is heavier than it looks, especially when you are moving huge stacks of it around all day. We deal with all sorts of sheets and rolls, and there is always scrap paper on the floor no matter how many times we sweep it up. The address 5/9/13 is right in the middle of a busy area, so it’s never truly quiet. We have a few machines that do the heavy lifting, but we still have to keep a close eye on everything to make sure the sizes are right. Our hands usually have a few small paper cuts by the end of the week, but that just comes with the territory. It is a bit cramped in the office because of all the inventory we have to keep on hand. We just work through the piles and try to stay on top of the schedule. Sometimes the ink smells strong if we are doing certain types of jobs, but we just crack a window open. It is a straightforward business where we just focus on the physical side of turning raw paper into something useful for people.