Retail - Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
Automark Industries (India) Pvt. Ltd. felt the need to develop a product that, in addition to providing safety and full compliance with the increasingly exacting international standards, was also in tune with environmental requirements. The goal was thus to create a product that would be in keeping with both the roads themselves and their surroundings, thus blending the needs of the environment with road engineering techniques.Automark entered the world of road safety products in the year 1988.Automark manufactured the first road marking machines in India achieving remarkable success and response.In the year 1997 Automark started importing thermoplastic road marking material and glass beads and formed a separate division for the execution of road marking with an exhaustive range of automatic and semi-automatic machinery working throughout the country.Automark holds its position firm and secured to be the pioneer and leader in the market for manufacturing thermoplastic road marking materials & types of machinery and execution of road marking contracts of any size, scope, and expertise.We are into road marking contracting and every year we complete more than 8,00,000 sq meters of road marking for Central Government, State Governments, and private infrastructure giants. In the year of 2006, we have expanded our operation into manufacturing of Thermoplastic Road Marking Materials with a production capacity of about 300 MT per month, while gradually increased as demand grew. Currently, we are producing 1200 MT per month which utilizes 70% of our installed production capacity. We are an ISO 9001:2000 Company certified for all areas of operation.Specialties: We specialize in manufacturing of:*Thermoplastic Road Marking Paints & Materials*Primers for application of Thermoplastic Road Marking Material.*Water-borne Road Paints & Kerbs Paints (Aquastripe, Zebra).*Cobralite Retro Reflective Paint for vertical surfaces.*Road marking machinery.
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