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COMPANY PROFILE ISO CERTIFICATION & CUSTOMERS LIST Contents COMPANY PROFILE ISO CERTIFICATION & CUSTOMERS LIST Contents: Company Profile (Pages 1 to 6) ISO Certification (One Page) Customers List (Pages 1 to 10) Revised 20.05.2016 Page1 COMPANY PROFILE Name Sunbeam Engineers (Pvt.) Ltd. Telephone No.: 3506 1083, 3506 1088, 3511 4233. Fax No.: 3506 1752. E-Mail Address: [email protected] Year started: 1982 as own enterprise Present Status: Private Limited Company (Incorporated on 29.1.1984) Approval: Department of Industries, Govt. of Sind Member: Korangi Association of Trade and Industry, Korangi, Karachi Factory Area: 36,000 Sq. Feet Covered Production Area: 11,000 Sq. Feet Uncovered Production Area: 1,200 Sq. Feet Design, Sales and Office Area: 2,000 Sq. Feet Gate and Utilities: 800 Sq. Feet Open Area: 21,000 Sq. Feet. Support Facilities, Manufacturing Machines, Testing Equipment, Tools And Protective Gear: As per Page 4 Customer List: 10 Pages: Updated 20.5.2016 Bankers: Standard Chartered Bank – Karachi United Bank Ltd. – Karachi National Tax No.: 0810777-7 Sales Tax Registration No.: 02 – 05 – 8500 – 002 – 73 Field of Activities Manufacturing / Fabrication / Assembly of Low Voltage Electrical Switchgear (Details on Page 3) Page 2 FIELD OF ACTIVITIES o Main Low Tension Switchboards. o Power Factor Improvement Plants. o Bus Tie Duct, Rising Mains. o ATS/AMF Panels. o Synchronizing Panels. o Power Distribution Boards. o Lighting Distribution Boards. o Motor Control Centers for - Industries - Central Air conditioning Plants. o Outdoor Cubicles, Cable Feeder Pillars. o Degree of Protection for various switchboards. - IP-40 - IP-50 - IP-54 - IP-55 Page 3 SUPPORT FACILITIES, MANUFACTURING MACHINES, TESTING EQUIPMENT, TOOLS &PROTECTIVE GEAR SUPPORT FACILITIES FOR CUSTOMERS: Pre-Sales: Consultancy for client’s needs After sales: Fault Removal, Upgrading and Advice SUPPORT FACILITIES FOR MANUFACTURING: Electricity: Three phase industrial supply. Connected Load 45 kW Standby Generators: Three phase Diesel 60 kVA & 40 kVA Gas Connection: Commercial Loading Bay: Gantry Crane 5 t MANUFACTURING MACHINES: 1. Shearing Machines - Length 3 Meter, Cutting Thickness 6 mm 02 Nos. 2. Press Brake (Bending Machine) – 8 Feet, 90 Tons, 8 mm. thick Sheet 01 No. 3. Hydraulic Press Brake 4 Feet, 25 Tons 01 No. 4. Twelve Station Punching Press 01 No. 5. Nibbling Machine - Neck 1550 mm. – 5mm. thick sheet 01 No. 6. Insulating Material Cutting Machine 01 No. 7. Copper Cutting / Punching & Bending Machine 01 No. 8. Copper Bending Machine (up to size 120 x 10 mm) 02 Nos. 9. Multi Processing Machine for Busbars 01 No. 10. Welding Sets – Rotary & Single phase 06 Nos. 11. Spot Welding 03 Nos. 12. Hydraulic Plate Shear 01 No. 13. Hydraulic Press Break 01 No. 14. Notching Machine 01 No. 15. Stamping & Punching Machine (OMERA OPRI 120C) 01 No. 16. Stand Drill Machines (Heavy Duty) 03 Nos. 17. Power Presses 02 Nos. 18. Cut – Off Machines 02 Nos. 19. Paint Shop Equipment TESTING EQUIPMENT: 1. Mobile Shop Testing Unit 01 No. 2. Pressure Testing Set (5 KV) 01 No. 3. Variable Voltage / Current Transformer 01 No. 4. Testing Meters, such as, AVO meters, clamp meters, Diverse 5. Phase rotation meters etc. Page 4 HAND TOOLS: 1. Hand drill machines 2. Tapping machines 3. Grinders 4. Polishers 5. Electric Assembly Toolboxes PROTECTIVE GEAR: Welding Glasses, Metalwork Masks & Safety Glasses Page 5 COMPANY PERSONNEL Director Technical 1 Director Administration 1 General Manager 1 Sales Engineers 3 Design Engineers 3 Manager Finance & Accountant 1 Office / Accounts Assistant 4 Manager Production& Technical 1 Manager Mechanical (Steel & Copper) 1 Foreman Mechanical 1 Foreman Copper 1 Foreman Electrical 1 Assistant Foreman Mechanical 1 Assistant Foreman Copper 1 Assistant Foreman Electrical 1 Fitters /Welders /Machine Operators-Mechanical 14 Fitters Copper- Mechanical 4 Electricians 16 Painters 2 Security 4 Page 6 Page 1 CUSTOMER LIST MOTOR CONTROL CENTRES FOR CENTRAL AIRCONDITIONING PLANTS 1. Ali Gohar Pharmaceuticals Karachi 2. Atomic Energy Commission Islamabad 3. Bahria Complex Karachi 4. Bosch Pharma Karachi 5. Brookes Pharma Karachi 6. Feroz Sultan Industries Karachi 7. Fauji Fertilizer Head Office Islamabad 8. Glaxowellcome Pakistan Ltd. Karachi 9. Grindlays Bank Karachi / Lahore 10. Guddu Thermal Power Station, (Control Room) Guddu 11. Habib Bank Limited Quetta 12. Indus Hospital Karachi 13. Lever Brothers Pakistan Limited Lahore 14. Lakson Factory Kotri 15. Mayo Hospital Lahore 16. Nuri Textile Mills Nooriabad 17. Novartis Pharma Karachi 18. Orient Energy Systems (Pvt.) Ltd ( Head Office) Karachi 19. Parke Davis Karachi 20. PEMRA HQs Islamabad 21. Pfizer Laboratories Karachi 22. PTET Building Islamabad 23. Reckitt & Colman, Head Office Karachi 24. Sui Northern, Head Office Building Lahore 25. Suparco Sat. Ground Receiving Station Islamabad 26. Telephone & Telegraph Building Quetta Page 2 CUSTOMER LIST BUILDINGS / COMPLEXES 1. Allied Bank Building Karachi 2. Air Ship - Civil Aviation Authority Karachi Airport 3. Asim Qaisar & Co Multan 4. Avari Hotels Karachi 5. AWT Plaza Rawalpindi 6. Bahria Icon Tower Karachi 7. Balochistan University Quetta 8. Barett Hodgson (International School) Karachi 9. Beach Luxury Hotel Karachi 10. Cadet College Mastung / Baluchistan 11. Century Publications Karachi 12. Citigroup – Dewan Centre, SITE Karachi 13. Cyber Internet Services Karachi 14. Dawlance (Pvt.) Limited Karachi 15. Dawood Centre Karachi 16. Dawat –e- Hadiyah -- various buildings Karachi 17. D.H.L.-Head Office Karachi 18. Dolmen Builders Karachi 19. Dolmen City (Various Shops) Karachi 20. Duty Free Shop Karachi 21. English Biscuit Manufacturers Karachi 22. Finance & Trade Centre Karachi 23. Global Marketing – Tax Free Plaza Karachi 24. GEO TV (INCL Production House Pvt. Ltd.) Karachi 25. G-4 Corporative Tower (IDBL Buildings) Karachi 26. H.B.L Building Islamabad 27. Habib Rafiq (Pvt.) Limited Multan 28. Power & Lighting DBs for 412 MW Rausch Power Plant 29. Haj Terminal – Civil Aviation Authority Karachi Airport 30. HERRA Children Home Islamabad 31. H.K Foundation- Lakson Square Building No.2 Karachi 32. Hotel Midway House Karachi 33. Hotel Le-Meridien Karachi 34. Hotel Swat Serena Swat / KPK 35. Hyper Star Karachi 36. IBA Buildings – Karachi University, City Campus, Hostel Karachi 37. Instrumentation & Management Systems (MCB Tower) Karachi 38. Jang Group – various installations in Pakistan 39. Khaadi Home Various Outlets Page 3 CUSTOMER LIST Buildings/Complexes (Continued) 40. Karachi Grains Pvt Ltd. Karachi 41. Karachi Gymkhana (Extension) Karachi 42. KLM Workshop Karachi Airport 43. K-Electric (Former KESC) various equipments and various sites 44. Marriott Hotel Islamabad 45. Marriot Hotel Karachi 46. M.C.B. Building Islamabad 47. McDonald’s Karachi/Lahore/Faisalabad 48. Merit Packaging Karachi 49. Millennium Mega Mall Karachi 50. NAPA Karachi 51. National Teachers Training College Islamabad 52. National Bank Head Office Karachi 53. National Insurance Co. (incl. revamping) Karachi 54. NED University Extension Karachi 55. OFSPACE – IBM Towers Karachi 56. Pearl Continental Hotel Karachi/Bhurban 57. PIC Building Karachi 58. Port Qasim Authority Karachi 59. Qasim International Container Terminal Karachi 60. Radar Building – Civil Aviation Authority Karachi Airport 61. Samra Enterprises (UK High Commission) Karachi 62. Standard Chartered Bank Various Sites 63. State Life Insurance Corp. Building Gujrat 64. SUPARCO Aerospace Institute Islamabad 65. SUPARCO Plant Karachi 66. SUPARCO Sat. Ground Receiving Station Islamabad 67. SUPARCO Secretariat Building Karachi 68. SUPARCO Workshop 205 Karachi 69. Shaheen Airport Services / Shaheen Air Office Karachi Airport 70. Sheraton Hotel Karachi 71. Siddique Foods (SMC Pvt. Ltd) Multan 72. Sofitel Towers Karachi 73. Tata Group of Industries – Head Office Karachi 74. Television Media Network Lahore 75. UBL Head Office Karachi 76. UBL Building – Rising Mains Islamabad 77. Uch Power Plant Baluchistan 78. Universal Brushwares (Pvt.) Ltd Karachi 79. US Consulate – Generator Panels Lahore Page 4 CUSTOMER LIST TEXTILE MILLS 1. Al – Karam Textile Mills Ltd. Karachi 2. Al – Muqeet Textiles Nooriabad 3. Al- Rahim Textile Industries Nooriabad 4. Anoud Textile Mills Nooriabad 5. Anwer Textile Mills Ltd. Dhabeji/Karachi 6. Artistic Milliners – I (Artistic garments) Karachi 7. Artistic Milliners – II Karachi 8. Bhanero Textile Kotri 9. Crescent Boards Ltd. (Textile Division) Nooriabad 10. Dewan Textile Mills Unit – 1 & Unit - 2 Kotri 11. Dewan Mushtaq Textile Mills Hyderabad 12. Dostsons Cotton Mills Nooriabad 13. Equity Textile Mills Ltd. Nooriabad 14. Faisal Spinning Mills Nooriabad 15. Farooq Ahmed Cotton Mills Ltd. Nooriabad 16. Fashion Knit Industries Karachi 17. Feroze Sultan Industries Karachi 18. Feroz 1888 Mills Ltd. Hub/Baluchistan 19. Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Ltd. Karachi 20. HomecareTextile (Pvt) Ltd. Karachi 21. Indigo Textiles (Pvt.) Ltd. Port Qasim-Karachi 22. Indus Dyeing and Manufacturing Hyderabad 23. Island Textile Mills Limited Kotri 24. Kassim Textile Mills (Pvt.) Ltd. Karachi 25. Karim Denim Mills Karachi 26. Khas Textile Mills (Pvt.) Ltd. Nooriabad 27. Landmark Spinning Industries Vinder/Baluchistan 28. Lucky Textile Mills Karachi 29. Lucky Energy (Pvt.) Ltd., Karachi 30. MIMA Cotton Mills Faisalabad 31. Naveena Denim Karachi 32. Nagaria Textile Mills Ltd. Karachi 33. Novatex Ltd. Karachi 34. Olympia Spinning & Weaving Mills Karachi 35. Orient Textile Mills Karachi 36. Pak Denim Ltd. Karachi 37. Premium Textile Mills Nooriabad 38. Premier Textile Mills Nooriabad 39. Rafi Cotton
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