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We design, develop and manufacture plastic injection-moulded auto components and industrial plastic parts in Faridabad, Haryana. Our range includes bus and cargo components, handles, bushes, bobbins, locators and custom moulded parts.

Yes. Our in-house design team and tool room support build-to-print development and reverse engineering from a sample. Share your drawing or sample details for a requirement review.

Yes. Flexible low-volume production is part of our offering. Minimum quantities, tooling needs and component cost are reviewed for each requirement; quantities are available on request.

Share your drawing, specification or clear sample photographs. PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP, STP, IGES, JPG, PNG and ZIP files are accepted, up to three files of 10 MB each. Include quantity and delivery requirements.

Our own transport fleet serves domestic customers within one day of travel time from Faridabad. Contracted transport is used for customers beyond one day. Delivery schedules are agreed against the requirement.

Stark Autoplast Industry was established in 2017.

Our unit is at Plot No. 23/2, Gali No. 2, Badkhal-Pali Road, Village Bazri, Faridabad, Haryana 121004, India.

Yes. The tool room includes a surface grinder, lathe, M1TR milling machine and EDM. CNC Wire Cut and VMC are planned additions, not currently claimed as available.

The design team has working experience in SolidWorks, Pro-E and AutoCAD.

Digital height gauge, digital vernier caliper, surface plate, bevel and degree protractors, radius and pitch gauges, and digital micrometer are listed in our company profile.

Injection moulding forms a component by introducing a suitable heated polymer into a mould cavity. The material cools and takes the cavity shape. Tool design, material and processing requirements depend on the part.

Yes. An existing sample can be measured and used to develop product and tooling designs. The intended fit, function and material should be confirmed before a production tool is made.

Timing depends on part geometry, complexity, tooling requirements and approval stages. Send your drawing or sample for a project-specific review rather than relying on a generic timeline.

A prototype tool generally supports development and initial samples. A production tool is designed around the agreed repeat-production requirements. Suitability depends on geometry, material, quantity and service expectations.

You can indicate PP, ABS, PA/Nylon, PC, HDPE, PVC, Rubber/TPE or another material in your enquiry. Suitability and availability are reviewed; the final specification follows your drawing or approved sample.

Colour requirements can be included in the enquiry. The final colour and finish are agreed as part of the customer specification.

Dimensions, tolerances and weight depend on each customer drawing or approved sample. A datasheet can be requested for the specific part.

New tool development is supported by our in-house tooling and design capabilities. Share the part requirements to review tooling scope.

Select Existing tool available in your enquiry. Tool condition, compatibility and component requirements need to be reviewed before a quotation.

The tool room uses a height gauge with surface plate, digital vernier and digital micrometer for tooling inspection.

Yes. Mark the confidentiality option when submitting your requirement. Uploaded files are stored privately and are available only to authorised staff.

Use Request for Price and include your company, contact details, selected parts, quantities, location and drawings if available.

Minimum order quantities are on request and depend on the part, tooling and production requirement.

No. A component price depends on tooling, material, quantity and specification. Submit a requirement for a tailored quote.

Choose Custom part / not listed. Include the part name, drawing or sample photographs and expected quantity.

Yes. Design, tooling and manufacturing support is available for customer-specific plastic components.

Build-to-print means manufacturing against a customer-provided drawing and agreed specifications.

Build-to-sample uses an existing part as the starting point for geometry review, design and tool development. Functional requirements still need customer confirmation.

The profile shows Electronica injection moulding machines, including an Optima 75 model. A detailed current machine list is available on request.

CNC Wire Cut is listed as a future plan. It is not presented as an existing in-house capability.

VMC is listed as a future plan, not current equipment.

Plans include the clamps business, CNC Wire Cut and VMC, five horizontal injection moulding machines of 120–300 ton, more plastic auto components and development of 15,000 sq. ft. of available land. These are future plans.

Yes. The company supplies domestic customers, using its own fleet for journeys within one day and contracted transport beyond.

Only the Faridabad manufacturing unit and registered contact address are provided. Service-area pages do not indicate additional offices.

Certifications are on request. We do not claim ISO, IATF or other approvals without supporting documentation.

Packaging requirements can be reviewed with your drawing, order quantity and delivery needs. Specifications are on request.

The intended assembly, mating dimensions, operating conditions and material are reviewed against a drawing or approved sample.

OEM, Tier-1, Tier-2 and industrial buyers can share requirements through the price-request form.

Please email our team to arrange a visit before travelling. Appointment arrangements should be confirmed directly.

Email starkautoplast@gmail.com or starkauto99@gmail.com. A telephone number has not yet been supplied.