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Hindalco’s Silvassa plant covering a land area of 97 acres is located in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, 180 km from Mumbai and 21 km from the western Indian coastline of Daman. The 30,000-tpa aluminium foil and converted products plant set up in technical collaboration with Reynold’s Metal, USA in 1998 has made significant strides towards increased value-addition with a rolling capacity of 9 to 100 micron thickness.

As a multi-dimensional performer of international standards, the Silvassa plant in addition to the standard bare and converted pharma, blister, light and medium gauge and household foil, has a unique product diversification ranging from coated closure stock in coil and sheet form, and coated fin stock in different tempers, to bare and coated container foil.

The plant is ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO TS 16949 certified and backed up by in-house testing facilities with a well trained team and state-of-the-art equipment including five rolling mills — “5 Stand Tandem Mill', AGC and coolant filters, two foil separators, two rewinders, six annealing furnaces with inert gas facility , five slitters, a lubricator, fin coating line, wet and dry bond laminators, a printing line and a blown film line.

Silvassa plant’s pristine surrounding includes a residential colony for employees, well-equipped guest house, occupational health centre, play school, recreational facilities for employees and family members.

The Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli has about 2100 industrial units and provides good infrastructural facilities by way of schools, colleges, government hospital, rotary hospital and is well connected by road / rail.

Silvassa’s key customers in pharmaceutical packaging are Glaxo Smithkline Beecham, Pfizer, Lupin, Aventis, Aristo, Macleods, Cadila, Torrent among others. The unit exports to over 11 countries across Europe, the Middle East, South Asia, Australia and the Far East.

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  The ancient Greeks and Romans used alum, an aluminium compound, in medicine, and in the dyeing process.