A festival of light, from our works to your mill
Diwali falls on 8 November this year, and the Vindex works at Surendranagar joins the festival with the rest of India. It is the one time of the year when the whole town lights up together — homes, shops and factory gates — and the spinning mills we serve, in India and in 87 countries, mark the same festival in their own way.
Vindex Industries has been making textile spindles and bolsters since 1985. Forty-one years of work in one town teaches a simple lesson: a mill's trust is earned one spindle at a time, and it is kept the same way. Diwali is a good day to say that plainly, and to thank the mills, the machine makers and the traders who have worked with us across that time.
To every spinner running our spindles, to every mill engineer who has sent us a drawing and waited for the match to be confirmed, and to every new enquirer writing in from abroad — thank you. May the year ahead bring steady frames, even yarn and full order books, and may the light of the festival reach every corner of your works as it reaches our works.
From all of us at Vindex Industries, Surendranagar — happy Diwali.
Frequently asked questions
How can a mill reach Vindex during the festival? Enquiries are welcome any time by WhatsApp on +91 89805 05555 or by email at vindex@vindexindustries.com, and at vindexindustries.com.
Where Vindex supplies: 87 countries, all Indian states
Vindex Industries exports textile spindles and bolsters to 87 countries. Among the leading buyer markets are Bangladesh, Turkey, Indonesia, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Pakistan and Egypt, alongside mills across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. Country-level export pages: Export-country directory
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Happy Diwali from Vindex Industries — WhatsApp +91 89805 05555, vindex@vindexindustries.com, or enquire at vindexindustries.com.
Frequently asked questions
Which bottom-roller conditions should maintenance cover?
Inspect flute condition, surface wear, eccentricity and contamination. The guide connects these checks with drafting consistency and periodic faults.
Why should fly and oil be removed from the drafting zone?
Contamination can interfere with consistent fibre control and roller contact. Include cleaning and inspection in the machine maintenance routine.
Choose the Correct Replacement Roller
After inspection, identify the machine process and the original roller drawing before ordering. Use the ring-frame bottom roller page for ring-spinning positions, the roving / speed frame bottom roller page for simplex machines, or the fluted roller reference page to describe the working profile. Keep each roller position and quantity separate in the enquiry.