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Anshika Fasteners Private Limited

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Company Profile

Anshika Fasteners Private Limited (AFPL) is one of India's leading manufacturers and suppliers of hot-dip galvanised (HDG) fasteners, stainless steel (SS) fasteners, other nuts, bolts, anti-theft bolts & nuts, studs, foundation bolts, U-bolts, spring & flat washers. AFPL's manufacturing facility in Nagpur has an installed capacity of over 12,000 MT per annum and manufactures HT & MS fasteners required mainly for Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution Industry, Telecom, Solar, Automobile, Wind Energy, Construction & Infrastructure, PEBS, Railways and other sectors. With Nagpur's proximity to the Mumbai Seaport and proximity to industrial areas, our plant has a great geographical advantage, which enables us to provide swift deliveries to clients across the globe in over 30 countries.

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