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S C R E E N S Quality, Performance... Delivered! Works : Correspondence Address : Sy No: 228/B/3, Conecc Concrete Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Hospet Ballari High way Road, Door No. 360/1, 15th Ward, NH-63, Near Indian Petrol Pump, Old Ganesh Gas Godown, Bharathi Nagar, Choudhary Garage, Amaravathi, Hospet - 583201 Kurekuppa Village - 583123, District Ballari, Karnataka Sandur - Taluk,Ballari - District, E-mail: [email protected] Karanataka. Ph : 08394 - 223575/223595 Mobile No. : 9880869287 Mobile No. : 9880869287 9342238451 9342238451 INTRODUCTION We at the NECC Group would like to introduce ourselves as one of the leading manufactures of Aggregates, M-Sand, Light weight Bricks and an integrated source of procurement, engaged in the manufacturing of Woven Wire Screen Cloth. We are a global industrial group with advanced products and cater to the various demands of the vivid customer Sponge Iron Plants and Cement to Construction Crusher Plants. We manufacture Woven Wire Screen Cloth and Perforated Sheet Panels for various types of Crushers, Asphalt / Batch Mix Plants, Screening Plants ranging form various Original Equipment manufacturer and Infrastructure / Construction companies having their operations in India and Abrod. Woven Wire Screen Cloth are specially manufactured for extremely rugged operating conditions in scalping, sizing or processing heavy abrasive materials such as ores, crushed stones, sand, gravel, metallic and and non metallic mineral, coal slag etc, We are one of the specialized manufactures of Industrial Woven Wire Screen Cloth and Perforated Sheet Panels of taut screening surface for sizing and straining in India. It is this quality of Strength and Free Screening over other media which make them ideal for a very wide range of sifting and separating applications. OUR CAPABILITIES Screens are woven accurately to any mesh size and of any diameter wire to meet your specific requirement. We have got a capacity to manufacture screens in the following range : Opening : 0.2mm to 100mm Wire Dia : 0.1mm to 12mm Width and Length : As per your requirements Edge Preparation Type : K1, B1, N, WM, K3 Clamp Bend Type : 'C' 'U' and 'S' type IS Standard : IS-4454 Grade-1 Quality of Wire : Spring Steel, High Carbon steel MN-65, Stainless Steel, G.I. etc., Our experience and highly skilled engineering for various applications has earned and enviable reputation for solving screening problems. Continued technological advances have enabled us to quickly deliver standard and special order screening products. BENEFITS OF "SCREEN MORE" 1. The Right Wire for Your Application. We have a vast amount of experience in matching all the variables of the woven wire screen cloth to your specific production requirements. We design and manufacture in stainless s teel, high carbon steel, High Tension Spring Steel or any Ferrous & Non - Ferrous Metal. No matter what the m a t e r i a l requirements, we make wire screens strong, durable, and economical. 2. Precision Crimped, Tightly Woven, Accurate Sizing. We perform crimping and weaving operations on special crimpers and power looms. These machines give our wire cloth uncommon accuracy of openings and tightness of weave. 3. Fine mesh panels use high quality woven wire cloth to ensure accurate openings and maximum wear life. Our unique hook designs keep the panel evenly taut at all times, the key to efficient screening. Registered and Corporate Office Conecc Concrete Solution Private Limited D No.360/1, 15th Ward, Near Old Ganesh Gas Godown Bharathi Nagar, Amaravathi, Hospet - 583201 Dist - Ballary, Karnataka. Ph : 08394-223575/223595 Mob : 93797 33111, 93422 39541 Bangalore Office Belgaum Office Site No:7, 1st Floor, Plot No.60, CTS No.408, Scheme No.13 BHEL officers Colony, Near Tv Center, Hanuman Nagar Nandini Layout, Bangalore - 560 096 Belgaum - 590 001 Karnataka Mob : 9513182111,9379733111 Mob : 95388 99001, 89701 22111 Goa Office Karwar Office G-1/G-2, Balaji Bhavan-II, Near Arjun Talkies, Opp. Maruti Temple, Warkhandem, Behind Unity High School, Ponda - 403401, Goa Kodibag, Karwar Ph 0832 - 2313752 Mob : 74061 11111, ( Uttar Kannada ) 581303 89703 22111, 98021 03080 Mob : 8970722111, 9900583244 Manufacturers Plant Address Conecc Concrete Solution Private Ltd, Hopet Bellary Road, NH - 63 Near Indian Petrol Pump, Choudhary Garge, Kurekuppa, Toranagallu 583123 Mob : 9880869287, 9342238451 Ramnagar Office Hubli Office Necc Minerals HN. 174, 2nd Floor, Shivagiri Nilaya, Plot No. 231, Ramnagar(GP) 1st Cross, Green Garden, Gokul Road, Joida(Tq) Dist.Karwar Karnataka Hubli - 580 030 Dist. - Dharwad Karnataka Mob: 7026060001 Mob : 9538899008, 8880868111 Hattergi Office Gangawati Office Sankeshwar, Mehboob Nagar, Nippani Gokak Behind Hattar Ansare Home Mob:9379275711 Mob : 9379208605 Other Contacts For Hospet, Koppal and Gadag : 9342238451, 9379208621 For Haveri, Davangere and Chitradugra : 9379733111, 9343906654 For Bellary, Sandur Kurgud : 9343306650 All Karnataka Help Line No : 9880869287.
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