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A reliable partner for
fastener requirements
Mohindra Fasteners Limited
Rohtak, Haryana
Mohindra Fasteners Limited was incorporated in 1996 and began trading
at the beginning of 1997. For Deepak Arneja he and his co-directors are
“first generation entrepreneurs” translating some fifty years of family
knowledge of fastener trading into a “a name to reckon with in the
Indian fastener industry”.
‘MFL’ is located in Rohtak, around 50 kilometres from Delhi and has two
factories, approximately 300 metres apart. The combined sites total around
21,000 square meters, Deepak Arneja estimates. The main building houses
commercial offices, cold heading and thread rolling, some secondary
operations and packaging. The other holds incoming raw materials and MFL’s
annealing and wire drawing equipment. Final heat treatment and plating is
also carried out here.
The company is accredited to ISO TS 16949:2002 as well as to ISO
9001:2000. It offers a wide range of cold and hot forged fasteners as well as
components for automotive and industrial applications. Concentrating originally
on DIN 931/933 hexagonal bolts and DIN 912 socket screws Mohindra has
progressively concentrated more on flat and button head socket screws,
shoulder bolts, dowel pins and parts to drawing. ”In addition to conventional
operations like drilling, grinding and tooling,” says Deepak Arneja, “the
company has advanced CNC machinery for producing precision components
with uncompromising quality.” “Continuous heat treatment lines ensure
consistent quality in different material and property grades. The system
ensures the required tempered Martensitic structure with right hardness
traverse & devoid of any temper brittleness. With PLC controlled surface
treatment facility, MFL delivers quality aesthetics and corrosion resistant zinc
and zinc alloy finish conforming to EHV / ROHS norms.”
Domestically MFL supplies direct to OEMs and users, preferring not to supply
the distribution market. Around half of production goes to the passenger
vehicle market, another 40% to the two-wheeler sector and the balance to
commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment and heavy engineering.
Much of the company’s export business to Europe is based on long-
standing relationships with key importers for standard products, and growing
contractual business for special parts. Other export markets include North
America, Australia and the Middle East, with export accounting for slightly
greater than half the company’s sales.
Deepak Arnja says Mohindra Fasteners believes in continuous
development through product and process improvements, and through
enhancement of employee’s skills. That development now extends to
offering both standard fasteners and special parts in stainless steel.
Standard products include parallel pins, square head bolts, hexagon fit bolts,
socket cap screws, shoulder screws, socket button and countersunk head
screws.
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