Ergonomic Handle – All our trim puller is built with an ergonomic, comfortable, and textured dipped handle.

It has sufficient land bank for the installation of an aggregate capacity of more than 4,500 MW," says Devansh Jain, Director, Inox Wind. Some people may say, ‘You are born with a silver spoon, but it is very easy to lose it all in the third generation,” he says. To determine an item's service and warranty coverage in your country, please contact the manufacturer.And, the focus on non-conventional ways to generate electricity has provided the much-needed fillip to wind energy companies, including Noida-based Inox Wind, which makes wind turbine generators and provides turnkey solutions for wind power projects. We had to convince them (investors) that we were a technology company with the infrastructure in the heavy duty wind power industry,” says Devansh. Trim Saving – The trim removal tool has a larger, flatter, and wider contact area than clumsy traditional tools and features an integrated wedged center that provides increased removal efficiency and prevents damage to both the trim and wall. But the Inox Group was looking to diversify, and given India’s energy deficit and the global thrust towards cleaner forms of energy, Devansh convinced his family of the power of wind.

per cent over the past two years from Rs 1,005 crore in 2012/13 to Rs 2, 558 crore in 2014/15, while net profits have nearly doubled from Rs 148 crore in 2012/13 to Rs 332 crore in 2014/15. I think Inox Wind has reached a stage where it is very strong and the management team is rock solid.It can be used on a kitchen remodel, removing a couple of sections of baseboard, a countertop from some base cabinets, and pulling up a ceramic tile floor. Durable Pry Bars - Our trim puller is made from carbon steel and 65Mn steel with black electrophoretic and polished finish, which protects against corrosion and gives our pry bar added durability and strength. Some measures include accelerated depreciation on wind power assets, generation-based incentives, inclusion of wind power projects as CSR activity and doubling of the National Clean Energy cess. With a corpus of Rs 40 crore borrowed from Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited, he started Inox Wind in 2009, at a time when major players like Suzlon and Bharat Forge were stumbling. The company's two units, one at Una, Himachal Pradesh, and the other at Ahmadabad, which has tied up with Austrian wind major AMSC to manufacture 2MW wind turbine generators, has the capacity to produce 800 MW.