National Fabrication Works

Our workshop is in the Abdul Rashid Compound, which is right on Kherani Road in Sakinaka. It’s a busy part of Andheri East. If you’re looking for us, we are near the Marry Mata Church. You can usually hear the sound of metal being worked on before you even see the sign for National Fabrication Works. It’s a loud place, full of tools and scraps of iron and steel. We do a lot of cutting and welding here. The air usually smells like hot metal and sparks. It’s a bit messy, but that’s just how fabrication goes. There is always something being built or repaired on the floor. We don't have a fancy reception area. You just walk in and find someone working. The compound is shared with other small businesses, so there is always a lot of activity. Trucks come in to drop off materials, and we move finished pieces out when they’re done. The church nearby is a good landmark for people who haven't been here before. We’ve been in this spot for quite some time now. The workers here know their way around a torch and a grinder. It’s hard work, and the days are long, especially when it’s hot outside. But we just keep going. It’s a practical shop for practical needs. We don’t do anything fancy, just solid work with our hands. It's noisy and dusty but we get the jobs finished as promised.