plastic scrap grinder machine

We spend most of our time here at 3-Umakant Pandit Udhyog dealing with the plastic scrap grinder machine. It gets pretty loud in the workshop because of the grinders, but that is just part of the daily routine. Mavdi Plot is where we have been for a while now, and we have gotten used to the rhythm of this neighborhood. Some days are much busier than others, and we take in all types of plastic to run through the equipment. It is honestly dusty work, and we usually end the shift covered in fine particles. People come by the Tanti Foundary area to find us when they have stuff that needs breaking down into smaller bits. These machines are heavy and they need a lot of looking after to keep them running. Sometimes parts wear out right in the middle of a job and we have to stop and fix them on the floor. It is not a fancy place by any means. We mostly just focus on getting the grinding done so the material can be used again for something else. We have seen all sorts of plastic come through those doors over the years, from hard industrial pieces to thin household scrap. The floors are usually covered in little bits of colorful plastic by the time we close up. We sweep it all up and start again the next morning. It is just steady, practical work that keeps us busy from Monday to Saturday.