Thriam Toolroom Boosts Capacity With 300 t Injection Machine

08 Apr 2025 CW Team

Thriam Toolroom, a prominent player in plastic product manufacturing, has upgraded its production line with the addition of a Haitian 300 Ton injection moulding machine at its Ahilyanagar facility. The move significantly enhances the company’s ability to deliver high-precision, large-scale plastic components while maintaining top-tier quality.

This strategic investment builds on Thriam Toolroom’s existing injection moulding capacity of 80 Ton to 200 Ton, expanding the company’s capability to take on larger and more intricate moulding projects. As the demand for visually refined and technically complex plastic components increases across industries, the new equipment ensures the company remains at the forefront of production technology.

The addition of the Haitian 300 Ton machine reflects Thriam Toolroom’s long-term commitment to advanced manufacturing solutions and innovation. By scaling its operations, the company strengthens its positioning as a preferred partner for businesses seeking high-quality plastic manufacturing services.

Thriam Toolroom’s investment in cutting-edge machinery aligns with its vision of staying ahead of evolving industry demands. The expansion also reinforces its promise to deliver precision, flexibility and reliability across a range of applications.

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