Trinity Rubber

Our workshop, Trinity Rubber, is located at J-2314 in the 3rd Phase of GIDC. Being near the Bank of Baroda is a huge help because it gives people a landmark to look for in this maze of industrial sheds. We’ve been working out of this spot for a long time, and it’s definitely an industrial environment. The smell of raw rubber and the heat from the curing presses are things you just get used to after a while. It’s a gritty, hands-on job, and we aren't afraid to get our hands dirty. The floor is usually covered in scraps and dust, and the machines make a steady rhythm that we’ve all grown accustomed to. We make all sorts of rubber parts for other businesses around here. We don't have a fancy website or a big sales department. Most of our work comes from word of mouth or long-standing relationships with other factory owners in the GIDC. We spend our days checking the molds and making sure the batches come out the way they should. It’s not glamorous work, and during the summer months, the heat inside the shed can be pretty intense. But we like the honesty of it. You put in the work, and you get a solid product at the end of the day. If you need to find us, just head toward the Bank of Baroda in Phase 3 and look for the J-2314 sign. We’re usually there early in the morning, getting the presses warmed up.