Mayerton Refractories (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Our office is over in the Dev Milan Complex, specifically unit 503. If you’re driving down LBS Marg, you just look for the Raheja Tower and we are right across from that. It’s a decent building, though the elevator can be a bit slow on Monday mornings. We deal with refractories, which basically means heat-resistant materials for furnaces and kilns. It’s heavy-duty stuff. We spend a lot of time looking at technical sheets and coordinating with sites that need lining for their high-heat equipment. There are a few of us here in the office. We usually have the radio on low while we work through the paperwork. LBS Marg gets pretty crowded during rush hour, so most of us try to get in early. It’s not a glamorous business, but industries like steel and glass couldn’t run without these materials. We keep track of everything from here. Sometimes the coffee machine breaks, or we run out of printer ink at the worst time, just like any other place. We don't really do big advertisements or anything. Most of our work comes from people who know exactly what they need for their industrial setups. We just focus on getting the specs right and making sure the delivery schedules work out for the clients. The office is a bit cramped when we have a lot of samples lying around, but we make it work. We’ve got some old wooden filing cabinets that have seen better days. It’s a busy life on the Marg, but we’ve gotten used to the noise. We often grab lunch from the small shop downstairs when things get hectic.