Why we exist
The difficulty for an overseas buyer has never been supply — it is knowing which supplier to trust, and getting the consignment out cleanly.
Mission & vision
We do not own a factory. We own the relationship with the ones that matter, and the responsibility for what leaves the port.
Vision
To become the first name an international buyer thinks of when they need Indian-made fasteners — trusted not because we own a factory, but because we know which factories to use and we stand behind what leaves the port.
Mission
To source mild steel, stainless steel and high tension fasteners from verified Indian manufacturers, quality-check every consignment against the buyer's specification, pack it to export standard, and deliver it with complete and accurate documentation.
One order, one point of contact, from drawing to bill of lading.
Trusted. Transparent. Committed.
From enquiry to bill of lading
Our work sits between your purchase order and the factory gate. This is the sequence every order follows.
You send size, grade, standard, finish and quantity. We come back with anything that needs pinning down before we go to a mill.
We place the enquiry with manufacturing partners who already make that item at that grade, and quote with lead time and packing.
Goods are checked before dispatch against the order — dimensions, grade markings, plating and count. Third-party inspection can be arranged.
Packed for sea freight: moisture protection, marked cartons, palletised and strapped for the container.
Invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, mill test certificates and shipping documents, prepared to match your bank's requirement.
Before it ships
Every consignment is verified before it leaves the manufacturer: dimensions against the standard, grade markings on the head, plating thickness and appearance, and a physical count against the packing list. Mill test certificates travel with the goods, traceable to heat number.
Enquiries
Size, grade, standard, finish and quantity is enough to start. If something is missing we will ask rather than assume.
