Durakraft Extrusions Focuses on Automated Manufacturing and Quality Standards for uPVC Profiles

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Ankit Modi, Managing Director of Durakraft Extrusions

Durakraft Extrusions Pvt Ltd is focusing on technology-driven manufacturing and quality control in the production of unplasticised polyvinyl chloride (uPVC) profiles used in doors and windows. The company’s approach combines automated processes, raw material selection and recognised manufacturing standards to support product consistency and long-term performance.

Durakraft manufactures uPVC profiles for the building and construction sector. Its production practices are guided by EN 12608, a European standard covering uPVC profiles used in window and door applications. The company also cites ISO, Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) certifications as part of its quality and compliance framework.

Raw material quality is a key element of the company’s manufacturing process. Durakraft places emphasis on the chemicals and additives used in its profiles, including lead-free calcium-zinc (Ca-Zn) stabilisers. These materials are selected as part of its approach to product quality and manufacturing consistency.

Automation is another focus area. The company has integrated automated processes across several stages of production, from raw material processing and profile extrusion to quality checks and final finishing. The approach is intended to reduce dependence on manual handling and improve consistency across production batches.

Ankit Modi, Managing Director of Durakraft Extrusions Pvt Ltd, said product quality depended on the entire manufacturing process rather than only the finished profile. “Quality in uPVC profile manufacturing depends on much more than the finished product. It starts with the quality of raw materials and chemicals, continues through controlled production and automated processes, and ends with consistent inspection and finishing. At Durakraft, we combine EN 12608, European standards, high-quality chemicals and technology-driven manufacturing to create reliable profiles for modern doors and windows,” Modi said.

As construction requirements change, the company is focusing on maintaining quality from raw material selection through production and final delivery. Its manufacturing approach is intended to meet the requirements of fabricators, builders and other customers using uPVC profiles in residential and commercial construction.

Durakraft also provides technical guidance, training, marketing assistance and product support to fabricators. These services are intended to help partners understand product specifications, improve installation practices and apply uPVC profile systems in construction projects.

The company’s focus on automation and quality standards comes as uPVC profiles continue to serve as an option for doors and windows in modern buildings. By combining manufacturing controls with support for fabricators, Durakraft aims to maintain product consistency and strengthen its position in the building materials market. The company said it would continue to focus on raw material quality, production processes and technical support as it develops its uPVC profile business.