P. S. Board Mills is proud to present itself as a Bhilwara (Rajasthan) based company that specializes in the Manufacture of Colored Paper Cones. We are distinctly recognized as one of the successful Paper Cones Manufacturers and Suppliers. Founded in the year 1989, the company specializes in delivering the finest Paper Cones, which are extensively used in packing of different types of yarns.

Under the astute guidance of Mr. Ramesh Chandra Shah, the CEO of the company, P. S. Board Mills has been able to meet the bulk requirements of textile industry. Mr. Chandra holds industrial know how and more than 25 years of experience in the domain. The company’s strategic location, which is just 6 KM away from Textile City (Bhilwara on Kota Road), makes it one of the choicest destinations for Paper Cones.

Quality Policy / Processes
P. S. Board Mills is committed to ‘Quality with Innovation’. Fort this, the company uses raw materials like Starch, Dextrin and Kraft board. Starch with dextrin is used in preparing paste which is further used for Kraft board pasting, which is used for manufacturing. We obtain only high quality raw materials directly from the manufacturers, which results in minimal cost to the unit.

Infrastructure
The manufacturing unit of P. S. Board Mills is equipped with state of the art infrastructural facilities. The unit is spread over a total land area of 55000 square feet and our building is constructed on 12900 square feet. The functioning of our machines and equipment has been powered by high tech electrical equipment that is handled by RSEB and in case of power failure a D.G. Set of 63 kva+30kva+30kva is there with the unit. Our unit came into action by originally setting up three figures of elevated speed partially automatic winding machines with the production capacity of 57 lakhs of paper cones per annum. Presently, our unit has twelve semi automatic machines like packet cutting, cone cutting, embossing, grinding, nosing, pasting, velvet finishing etc. and we are planning to add three more machines which will further enhance the production which is currently 90 lacs per annum.