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Winner Engineers |
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The rising importance of Chain Machinery & Milling Mmachines are the centre of attraction for most of the entrepreneurs in the local Indian markets. For better results in growth in the business every entrepreneur choose the best of products same of the case of the consumer of chain machinery. And one of the pioneers of the quality chain machine manufacturing firms is Winner Engineers. The challenging nature of the firm makes it a special one. |
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Boota Singh Dhanjal |
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Boota Singh Dhanjal and Salwinder Singh are the two partners which are leading the front for Winner Engineers. Boota Singh Dhanjal learned the job work at Ludhianan and then served various companies like Metro Tyres, Rajendra Press, and Gujarat Cycle etc for almost 30 years. Whereas Salwinder Singh also served for companies like Bhamber Machine Tools and G.S. Auto etc for 25 years. After having huge amount of experience they started off with their own business under the banner of Winner Engineers in 1990. |
| Winner Engineers is manufactures of all kind of Chain Plant Machinery and Milling Machines, Company manufactures Horizontal Milling & Vertical milling machines, Bush making machine, Automatic Chain Plant for two wheelers & agricultural chain. All in all Company provides total chain plant with complete consultancy. Firm has a huge working area of 200 square yards & all required machineries & testing equipments like lathes, shaper, surface grinder, drill machines, power hexa, and hand tools etc. |
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The secret of success of Winner Engineers is the continued R & D with some other ingredients like use of best raw material, timely services, and best after sales services etc. They also provide a years warranty with all their manufactured machineries. By the coming two years or so company is planning to go for the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certification. Firm has no threat of Chinese machines as they are damn costly compared to their machineries. Along with distributing their products to entire country firm has also indirectly exported the same to Burma. |
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