HISTORY - Shiballoy Multiflex Pvt. Ltd. Was established in 1983 to manufacture Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs/Cutters with a Japanese collaboration. Since then, Shiballoy has established itself as a leading manufacturer of superior quality carbide cutting tools for industrial and medical applications. Today, Shiballoy is 70 people strong, has offices in most industrial centers of India - including Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune. In addition, a comprehensive all-India distribution network with dealers and representatives, satisfy the Just In Time delivery requirements of India's automotive, machine tool, fabrication, ship-building, defence and aerospace industries as well as a diverse range of industrial-based companies.
INFRASTRUCTURE - Shiballoy utilizes state-of-the-art machine tools to manufacture a premium quality products that meets or exceed the rigid standards set by our customers. In addition, test and measurement equipment imported from USA and Europe complement our production facilities.
CUSTOMER FOCUS - Attention to customer's requirement is what sets Shiballoy apart. We make our tools to your satisfaction - understanding your needs, designing a special or modifying a standard, producing and testing it all go hand in hand. Customized delivery schedules and urgent deliveries are all part of our committed service to our customers.
QUALITY - At Shiballoy, we understand your dependence on your supplier for quality products, at the right time, right place, right quantity and most importantly RIGHT PRICE. We do our utmost to ensure we never let you down. We have 100% raw material and process traceability to meet ISO9001-2000 standards. All our vendors are qualified prior to bulk purchases.
OUR SUCCESS - Our dedication has earned us the position of supplier of choice to India's leading companies. We have been able to translate this success in servicing customers in Europe, USA, Israel, Middle East, Singapore, and South Asia as well. We look forward to working with you in the near future.
