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Sintech Pumps
File:Sintech Pumps.jpg
ISIN🆔
IndustryPumps
Founded 📆1986
Founder 👔
Headquarters 🏙️Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Area served 🗺️
Worldwide
Key people
Mr. N.C. Dhingra, (Chairman), Mr. Sachit Dhingra (Director),

Mr. Sahil Dhingra (Director),

Mr. Asaram (HOD Design), Mr. Rajiv Singh (HOD-Service),

Mr. Ramachal Gupta (Service Engineer),

Mr. Veerpal (Service Engineer)
Products 📟 Pumps
Members
Number of employees
161 (2017)
🌐 WebsiteSintech Pumps
📇 Address
📞 telephone

Sintech Precision Products Ltd. popularly known as Sintech Pumps[1], is an Indian pump manufacturer and supplier of pumps, pump spare parts and related services systems, headquartered in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. The Sintech Group manufactures pumps used in a wide variety of applications in various countries. The company has two manufacturing units. The unit-I occupies 10,000 Sq. Yards and Unit-II occupies 3,000 Sq. Yards. The first unit employs 143 staff members and the second unit has 18 staff members.

History

Sintech Pumps was incorporated in 1986 by technocrat, Mr. Nanak Chand Dhingra[2].

  • 1977: Max Corporation was founded by Mr. Nanak Chand Dhingra on January 1, 1977 with capital of Rs 7000 as a partnership firm.
  • 1978: Magma and molasses pumps were introduced, and the first pump was supplied to Siswa Bazar.
  • 1980: The first Indian company to conduct research on pumping of various sugar processes and their problems. Later, a torque flow pump was introduced in the sugar industry. Earlier, screens were used to remove bagasse from the process.
  • 1985: The concept of energy saving was introduced in the Sugar Industry. Free consultation was provided. Later, as demand grew for specialized pumps, another factory at B15 BS road was installed.
  • 1986: Sintech was incorporated.
  • 1990: A vertical mixed flow pump was introduced in the Sugar Industry. Proven power savings of 30-40% in the injection and spray system made it an industry benchmark. The first pump was installed at Dhampur, Uttar Pradesh.
  • 1991: A hi-chrome pump for milk of lime application was introduced with a 10-year warranty. It is the first of its kind in the Industry.
  • 2006: Boiler feed pumps were introduced with the first order from Pratappur Sugar Mill (BHL), Uttar Pradesh, India. Specially designed split casing pumps, double suction, were introduced with low NPSH. Also, development started on axial-flow pumps and vertical turbine pumps with a vision of entering non-sugar markets.
  • 2007: The first order was received from a desalination plant based in Saudi Arabia.
  • 2012: An order was placed for Africa’s biggest sugar complex, White Nile Sugar Company, Sudan.
  • 2014: The first order was received from the United States of America. Along with orders for 8 complete sugar plants in the African sub-continent.

Products and Industries Served

Sintech Pumps manufactures several pumps for the Sugar Industry, like torque flow pumps for mill house applications, vertical mixed flow and turbine pumps for injection and cooling water, and dynamic sealing pumps.

Other industries served by Sintech Pumps include sea water desalination plants, waste water management, energy generation plants, steel industries, pulp and paper manufacturing plants, and processing industries.

Achievements

  • 2007: Received ISO 9001:2000 certification.
  • 2015: ISO 14001:2004 certification and OHSAS 18001:2007.
  • Manufacturer as per the international standards: DIN-24255/ISO-2858/IS – 5120/HIS/IS – 1520 and are tested as per IS-9137, API-610 & ISO – 2548.

References

External Links

Official website

References

Sintech article submission for review


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