Electrolube opens new warehouse in India

Tuesday, August 13, 2013: Electrolube, the leading electro-chemicals manufacturer for the electronics, automotive and industrial manufacturing industries, has announced the opening of a new warehouse in India to service increasing demand from the Indian market more effectively. The new warehouse is strategically located in Bhiwandi, near Mumbai, to efficiently serve the major electronics manufacturing centres of Southern and Northern India. The 5.5 acre site has a Government license from PESO (Petroleum and Explosive Safety Organization) and will enable Electrolube to deliver orders rapidly, with fast order execution and sampling for new projects.

Ron Jakeman, Group Managing Director of H K Wentworth said, ”Since opening our technical sales facility in Bangalore last year, Electrolube has experienced rapid growth in India. We are delighted to expand our operations further with the new warehouse, which strategically fits with our aim to provide customers with fast, efficient service backed by excellent technical support and customer service”.

Renowned for its chemistry expertise, approachable people and eco-friendly ethos, Electrolube has strengthened their position in the Indian market by winning new long-term projects with key customers from UPS, Solar, LED, Medical and Industrial sectors that comprise both Indian and multi national companies. The Technical Sales office in Bangalore, headed by Padmanabha Shaktivelu, Sales Manager of Electrolube India, has been generating vast interest from different industry sectors in their established and pioneering new chemical products for manufacturing, which include contact lubricants, conformal coatings, thermally conductive materials, resins and service and maintenance aids.

The new warehouse in India will join Electrolube’s established worldwide network of manufacturing and sales offices located in France, Germany, USA, China, Australia, Brazil and headquartered in the UK. For further information about Electrolube, please visit www.electrolube.com.

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