Bhansali Metal & Alloys

Down in 3rd Kumbharwada, at M.G. Mahimtura, things are always a bit tight and busy for us at Bhansali Metal & Alloys. This part of town is known for metal, so we fit right in with the noise and the dust. We deal with all kinds of alloys and scraps, sorting through things and making sure customers get what they need for their own shops. The space we have is small, so we have to be clever about how we stack the pipes and bars. Sometimes it feels like a puzzle trying to get to a specific piece of metal at the bottom of a pile. We don’t have air conditioning, so we keep the big doors open and hope for a breeze. The tea seller comes by twice a day, which is usually when we take a short break to talk. It is a very local way of doing business, mostly based on knowing people for years and shaking hands on a deal. We don’t use big words or try to act like we are bigger than we are. We are just a small team of people who know our metals and how to handle them. The floor is stained with oil and the walls could use a coat of paint, but that doesn’t stop us from getting the work done every single day. We keep the lights on late when there is a big order to finish.