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Frigmaires Engineers,

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Frigmaires Engineers, based in Mumbai, India, designs and manufactures dry mix mortar and wall putty plants, including silos, conveyors, feeders, dust collection, and bag packing lines for powder and bulk material processing.

Reviewed September 3, 2026 · Updated September 3, 2026

Frigmaires Engineers is a plant engineering and equipment manufacturing company based in Mumbai, India, with a manufacturing unit in Khopoli, Maharashtra. The company designs and builds dry mix mortar and wall putty plants for products such as tile adhesives, plasters, block-laying mortars, grouts, repair mortars, and waterproofing mortars. Its horizontal plants run at 5-20 MT/hour and its vertical, gravity-fed tower plants run at 20-100 MT/hour, alongside smaller semi-automatic batch plants for market testing. The plants combine equipment relevant to powder and bulk solids handling: multiple storage silos and hoppers, plough or twin-shaft mixers, screw and dense-phase conveyors, bucket elevators, loss-in-weight and vibratory feeders with load cells, PLC-controlled dust collection, and open-mouth or spout bag packing lines rated up to several hundred bags per hour. Frigmaires also manufactures plants for lube oil blending, grease, and alkyd resin and emulsion production, and states ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certification.

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