Sani Moulds

Our workshop is tucked away in Khondhwa at 27/4. It is a bit of a noisy area, but that fits what we do here. We spend most of our time making different kinds of moulds for local businesses and factories. The space is filled with metal scraps, heavy machinery, and the smell of industrial oil. It isn't the kind of place where you would wear nice clothes because you are definitely going to get dirty. We have a few guys working with us who have been here since the beginning. We don't have a receptionist or a fancy waiting room. If you show up, you just walk in and find one of us near the lathes or the milling machines. We use a lot of hand tools too, which are all organized on a big pegboard against the back wall. Sometimes a job takes longer than we planned because the material is tougher than expected or a machine needs a quick fix. We don't worry too much about it; we just put in the extra hours to get it finished. The office is just a tiny corner with a metal desk and a couple of chairs. We drink a lot of tea while we look over the drawings for the next project. It’s a simple life, focused on getting the measurements right. We’ve been at this Khondhwa location for a long time and the neighbors are used to the sound of our work.