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The company was incorporated on July 1, 1964. The certificate of commencement of business was obtained on August 19, 1964. It was jointly promoted by Turner & Newall, Manchester, a wholly owned subsidiary of Turner & Newall, with 74% equity participation. The company acquired the undertaking of Asbestos, Magnesia & Friction Material, comprising its entire manufacturing businesses as well as the estate, factory and office, with approximately 18 acres of land at Agra road. In November the company entered into technical assistance agreements with the operating subsidiaries of Turner & Newall.
Hindustan Composites is a pioneer in the development, manufacturing & marketing of Asbestos Industrial Products and Friction Materials in India for over 45 years.
Composites, with its wide range of products suitable for a number of general and specialized applications, has been catering to the diversified needs of core sector industries, such as Railways, Engineering, Mining, Aerospace, Steel, Chemical, Petrochemical, Fertilizer, power generation, Ship building, Atomic Energy, Electrical, Oil exploration, Automotive, etc.
A technology driven company, it is committed to continuous upgradation, development of materials and processes, to ensure the highest quality standards.
Products of this company are being exported to more than 30 countries. This company operates in Latin America, Greece, Middle East and South East Asia. Export turnover of this company is US $ 2 Million.
Product range of the company includes:
Friction Material:
Industrial Sealing & Insulation Products:
Their other major strengths, besides quality products and service, are multi-location production facilities and a wide network of Distributors and Wholesale Dealers.
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