Auto Brass Private Limited

We’ve been here at Plot No. 32 in Jamnagar for quite a while now. If you walk into our place, the first thing you’ll notice is the sound of the machines. It’s loud, and there’s usually a bit of dust in the air because that’s just how working with brass is. We spend most of our time looking at small parts and making sure they fit where they’re supposed to. Sometimes the heat in the workshop gets to be a lot, especially in the afternoons, but we just keep going. We don’t have fancy offices or anything like that. Most of us are usually out on the floor with grease on our hands. It’s a lot of work getting everything sorted for the post box shipments, and sometimes things get a bit messy, but we manage. My father started things out and now we just try to keep the machines running right. People around here know where we are in G.I.D.C. II. We don't really do much advertising. Mostly, it's just about getting the orders out and making sure the metal looks right before it leaves the gate. The tea guy comes by at four, and that's usually the highlight of the day when we take a ten-minute break. It’s not a complicated life, just a lot of turning handles and checking measurements. We’ve had the same workers for years, and they know the quirks of every old machine we have.