GURURAJ RADIATORS PVT. LTD. was incorporated in the year 1990 with technical supports and guidance of ALSTHOM LTD, A FRENCH MULTINATIONAL COMPANY, is a company with system and value and is managed by a team of highly trained and dedicated professionals. GRPL is based in Uttar Pradesh at Allahabad in NAINI Industrial Area.
GRPL is equipped with world class manufacturing facility spread in over 11000sq.Mtr to produce 600MT of radiators on monthly basis.GRPL radiators are fitted on the leading transformers as an original equipment viz. BHEL, GE, ALSTOM, TOSHIBA, ECE, VIJAI ELECTRICALS, CROMPTON, RAYCHEM RPG to name a few.
GRPL being an ISO 9001-2015 company maintains the highest level of quality par excellence, as the quality is not a slogan, but it is a habit of all the management staff and the work force, which makes the company one of the largest producer of pressed steel radiators in Northern India. GRPL radiators conform to the highest quality expectations of both the domestic and international market.
Today, GRPL is proved to be associated with the World’s Leading Transformer manufacturer in India and their exports to the other countries with GRPL fitted radiators.
GRPL is equipped with world class manufacturing facility spread in over 11000sq.Mtr to produce 600MT of radiators on monthly basis.GRPL radiators are fitted on the leading transformers as an original equipment viz. BHEL, GE, ALSTOM, TOSHIBA, ECE, VIJAI ELECTRICALS, CROMPTON, RAYCHEM RPG to name a few.
GRPL being an ISO 9001-2015 company maintains the highest level of quality par excellence, as the quality is not a slogan, but it is a habit of all the management staff and the work force, which makes the company one of the largest producer of pressed steel radiators in Northern India. GRPL radiators conform to the highest quality expectations of both the domestic and international market.
Today, GRPL is proved to be associated with the World’s Leading Transformer manufacturer in India and their exports to the other countries with GRPL fitted radiators.
