Ensinger Adds Local Plastic Processing In Bangalore To India Distribution Network
A new mechanical workshop in Bangalore, India, now offers local machining services for customer-specific plastic components. Ensinger, a plastics processor, recently opened this facility to expand its local product offerings in the country. The site complements Ensinger’s existing sales operations in India, strengthening local value creation and customer proximity. Ensinger plans to employ more than 50 people at the new facility.
Ensinger India, established in 2012, distributes engineering and high-performance plastics across India. The company operates a sales office in Thane and a stock warehouse in Bhiwandi, both located in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Local expertise for demanding applications
The new machining facility is located in the High-Tech Aerospace and Defence Park in Bengaluru. By adding local processing capabilities to its existing distribution network in India, Ensinger aims to provide customers with greater flexibility and responsiveness. The target sectors include:
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Aerospace and Defense
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Semiconductor and Electronics Manufacturing
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Oil and Natural Gas
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Medical Technology
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Pharmaceutical processing
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Food and Beverage Equipment
“The new mechanical workshop combines our material knowledge and machining expertise.Sivakumar Chokkalingam, Managing Director of Ensinger India, said:“As a one-stop shop for stock shapes and machined components in India, we can respond more directly to customer needs.”
AS9100 Certification
Ensinger India Engineering Plastics Pvt. Ltd. has obtained AS9100 certification for its Bangalore site. The certification scope covers the precision machining of engineering and high-performance plastic products for aerospace, defense, and general industrial applications.
Ralph Pernizsak, Managing Director of the Ensinger Group, said:We are delighted to open our Bangalore mechanical workshop and extend our gratitude to all involved for their dedication, teamwork, and support.。”“This investment supports our global growth strategy and brings production closer to our customers. Local machining also strengthens our contribution to India’s economic growth.
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