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Hindalco’s Kalwa foil and packaging plant was commissioned in 1965. The unit is located around 3 km from Thane town, in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, and is 34 km from India's commercial capital — Mumbai.

The 6,000 tpa foil plant is equipped with state-of-the-art foil rolling mills that allow foil to be rolled down to 7 microns with very close tolerances, and high-end converting facilities.

The unit is responsible for creating appropriate packaging solutions for diverse applications and caters to the flexible packaging needs of various product segments like pharmaceuticals, processed foods, personal health care, confectionery and others. Kalwa’s product range covers bare foil, printed foils and printed multiply laminated products. Process control and innovation form the basis to meet the changing needs of customers.

Its impressive range of equipment includes, two rolling mills of Hunter, three coater-cum-laminators of Rotoconvert, Hoffman and Kampf makes, an extruder from Sumitomo, twin-head tandem co-extruder of Egan Davis, two multi-colour printing machines from Cerutti, 7-colour Rotomec printing machine, Italy, electronic engravers, and 13 slitting machines.

It has to its credit certifications of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 18001 from BVQI. The plant employs 74 management staff, including experts in printing technology. Its colony houses 58 staff quarters with a club for recreational activities.

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