Sanchez Polymers

Started out in Village Kunjahal because the space was available and it felt right for what we wanted to do with plastics. It’s a quiet place mostly, but inside the shed, things are always moving. We deal with polymers, mostly raw stuff and some processed bits that go out to other factories. People around here know us as the guys who are always loading or unloading trucks near the main path. It isn't a fancy setup. We have some machines that run most of the day and a few of us who keep an eye on the temperature and the pressure gauges. Sometimes the dust gets a bit much, but that’s just part of working with these materials. We don't have a big office with air conditioning or anything like that. Just a desk in the corner where the paperwork gets done. Most days are spent checking the quality of the pellets or making sure the bags are stacked correctly so they don't fall over. It’s steady work. We’ve been here for a while now, and the neighbors are used to the hum of the equipment. We just focus on getting the orders ready and making sure the counts are right before the driver takes off. It’s a simple way to make a living, and being out in the village means we don’t have to deal with city traffic every morning. Just plain work, day in and day out.