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Belur
India’s aluminium story begins with the
Belur plant, located in the eastern Indian state
of West Bengal, near the city of Kolkata (Calcutta),
on the banks of the Hooghly river. The plant
was set up in 1938 with a small capacity of
2,500 tpa. Today it operates at 45,000 tpa and
caters to a wide range of industries in India
and across the globe.
Its cast house, hot and cold
rolling mills, annealing furnaces and finishing
lines like slitters, roll former, cut to length,
tension leveler (with de-greasing) and circle
punching produce quality flat rolled products
such as closure stock for pilfer proof caps,
circles for pressure cooker and non-stick
cookware, flooring and patterned sheets, foil
stock for packaging, corrugated sheets for
roofing, lamp caps for bulbs, sheets and plates
in various alloys, fin stock for air conditioners,
bus bars for electrical conductors, and so
on.
Belur has quality and environment
certifications and has won state and national
awards in environment, water conservation
and safety.
As a prominent corporate citizen, Hindalco
Belur plays a leading community role through
initiatives in health, adult education and
income-generating schemes for the local community.
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