Plastiblends India compounder of the month


Head offi ce location: Mumbai, India Date founded: 1991 Chairman & MD: Shri Shreevallabh G. Kabra Ownership: Kolsite Group, India (publicly quoted) Sales: US$78 million (year ended March 2015)


Plant locations: Daman, Roorkee/Uttarakhand, Surat/Gujarat (under construction) Production 2014: 50,000 tonnes


Profi le: Plastiblends India is one of India’s largest manufacturers and exporters of masterbatches and compounds, operating modern product development and manufacturing facilities in Daman (West India) and Roorkee, Uttarakhand (North India). Its total production capacity currently exceeds 75,000 tonnes, but is set to expand in 2016 when a new masterbatch plant comes on stream in Surat, Gujarat.


Product line: Plastiblends produces colour and additive masterbatches plus compounds, including antistatic, antimicrobial, fl ame retardant, antioxidant, antiblock, UV stabilised, and lubricant grades. These serve a variety of industries including agriculture, appliances, automotive/transport, E&E/telecom, healthcare/ pharma, packaging, textiles and cables.


Strengths: Plastiblends is ISO 9001:2008 certifi ed and its R&D facility is recognized by the Department of Scientifi c & Industrial Research of the Government of India as an ‘In-house R&D Unit’. The company focuses on quality and cost competitive manufacturing.


To be considered for ‘Compounder of the Month’ contact Karla Vittova at kv@amiplastics.com


Forthcoming features The next issues of Compounding World magazine will have special reports on the following subjects:


October Reinforcing fi bres Titanium dioxide Pellet scanning systems Fakuma 2015 preview


November Carbon black Mixers Surface properties


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