Unimin India Ltd. produces polypropylene spun-bonded nonwoven fabrics in India, in what the record calls a pioneering Indian project using Reifenhauser equipment and technology from Germany. A public limited company listed on India's stock exchanges, it also converts its fabric into medical disposables and household made-ups.
The company background in the record is unusually complete: promoted by Mr. J.B.S. Bakshi, described as a first-generation technocrat-entrepreneur with over 40 years in the polymers industry internationally, with equity and financial support from the Asian Finance and Investment Corporation, an affiliate of the Asian Development Bank. The made-up range shows where spun-bonded polypropylene goes: surgeon and operation theatre kits, coveralls, boiler suits, suit covers, laundry covers, bags, pillow covers, cushion covers, wipes and table covers — light, disposable or semi-durable products where nonwoven fabric is the economical material.
Technical textiles invert the usual fabric conversation: appearance comes last and performance evidence comes first. A product in Unimin India's field, 'Polypropylene spun-bonded nonwoven fabrics and made-ups — medical', is normally defined by a measured property — a rating, a resistance, a limit — and by the test method that produced the number. Buyers should therefore ask for the method alongside every figure they are given, because results from different methods are not interchangeable, and a cheaper offer measured an easier way is one of the oldest traps in this trade.
Spun-bonded enquiries should fix the fabric weight and the end product together, since Unimin sells both fabric and converted goods: state whether you want roll goods or made-ups such as medical kits and covers, and the hygiene standard for medical items. The company website, uniminindia.com, is linked from this page; the record lists no street address, phone or email.
Price comparisons between mills mislead unless the specification is identical, so when you compare Unimin India's quotation with another, line the two up item by item: same construction, same finish, same width and weight basis, same packing, same delivery terms. The cheapest quote is frequently the one with something quietly missing. Once the specification is fixed, ask what would change the price — a larger volume, a longer commitment, a simpler finish — because mills can usually trade those variables openly once they know which ones you value.
Technical ranges like Unimin India's are organised by function rather than by fabric name, and they should be read that way. Each family in the list answers a specific failure — heat, static, water, abrasion, radiation, odour — and is normally validated by a test standard rather than by appearance or handle. That changes the buying conversation: samples are evaluated in a laboratory as much as on a table, lead times include testing, and the paperwork that accompanies a delivery is part of what is being bought. Buyers who build those steps into their schedule get the performance they specified; buyers who skip them get a fabric that merely looks similar.
Unimin India : they produce Polypropylene Spun Bonded Nonwoven Fabrics. UNIMIN is a public limited liability company, listed on Indias stock exchanges and was promoted by Mr J B S Bakshi a first generation technocrat turned entrepreneur who has over 40 years experience in the polymers industry internationally. With equity and financial support from the Asian Finance & Investment Corporation (AFIC) an affiliate of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) UNIMIN has set up a pioneering project in India to produce Polypropylene Spun Bonded Nonwoven Fabrics in India with Equipment & Technology from Reifenhauser Germany. They also manufacture different madeups made out of this product such as full range of medical disposals , including surgeon /operation theatre kit, coveralls, boiler suit, suit cover, laundry cover, bags, pillow covers, cushion covers,wipes, table covers etc. nonwoven fabrics Learn more about the textile industry from the links below:
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Polypropylene spun-bonded nonwoven fabrics, made in India with Reifenhauser equipment and technology, and made-ups including medical disposables, coveralls, covers, bags, wipes and table covers.
Mr. J.B.S. Bakshi, described as a first-generation technocrat-entrepreneur with over 40 years in the polymers industry, with support from the Asian Finance and Investment Corporation (AFIC).
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