Name :- Sambhav jain Roll No. :- 22/2780 Course :- B.com (prog.)

Sub. :- Business economic Topic :- Electric motors









In the bustling industrial area of Mangolpuri, New Delhi, lies a fascinating manufacturing unit led by Mr. Mukesh Jain. This factory is not just a place where electric motors are made; it’s a legacy of hard work and innovation, running since the 1960s. With over six decades of experience, Mr. Jain’s company has become a well-known name in the electric motor

industry, catering to a variety of sectors across India.



A Legacy of Manufacturing Excellence

Mr. Mukesh Jain, the owner of the business, has maintained a steady and reliable operation since its inception. Starting small, the company now manufactures electric motors ranging


from 1 HP to 70 HP, meeting the diverse needs of various industries. They have established a reputation for both manufacturing new motors and providing high-quality repair services, making them a trusted name in the market.





Sourcing the Best Raw Materials



The factory sources its raw materials from prominent industrial hubs like Bawana,

Bahadurgarh, and Rajasthan, ensuring the highest quality for their products. This attention to raw material quality is one of the key reasons behind the factory’s reliable performance and durable products. Their range of electric motors varies significantly in price, starting from an affordable ₹5,000 and going up to ₹1.5 lakh, depending on the motor’s

specifications and power capacity.



High-Quality Products at Reasonable Prices



One of the standout aspects of Mr. Jain’s factory is the reasonable pricing, especially for their repair services. They believe in building long-term relationships with clients by offering competitive rates without compromising on quality. This approach has helped them secure a strong client base, including shoe manufacturers and several other industries that rely heavily on robust and reliable electric motors.



A Dedicated Team of Skilled Workers



Behind the success of this factory is a team of around 15 skilled workers, who play a crucial role in the manufacturing and repair processes. Each worker brings expertise and

dedication to their job, ensuring that every product leaving the factory meets the highest standards of quality.



Expanding the Product Line: Gloves and Handloom Wholesale


In addition to electric motors, Mr. Jain’s factory has diversified its operations by also manufacturing industrial gloves, catering to safety needs in various sectors. They have further expanded into the wholesale market, offering handloom products at competitive prices, showcasing their versatility and business acumen.



Conclusion



Mr. Mukesh Jain’s electric motor manufacturing business is a testament to sustained growth, quality craftsmanship, and the importance of customer satisfaction. From sourcing the best raw materials to providing exceptional repair services, every aspect of the

business reflects a commitment to excellence. If you’re in need of reliable electric motors, whether it’s for new installations or repair services, this Mangolpuri-based factory is

definitely worth considering.



With a strong legacy and a dedicated team, Mr. Jain’s factory continues to power various industries, making it a 

cornerstone of the manufacturing landscape in New Delhi.

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