
Manufacturing capabilities
Paper mills, converting lines and leaf pressing under one standard.
Bollant runs eight units in Telangana and Karnataka: two paper mills and the converting, winding, pressing and formulation lines that use their output.
Capabilities
What comes off our lines.
Six capabilities, from making the paper to shipping the finished product. Capacity depends on grade and product mix; ask for current availability.

Paper making
Two mills producing kraft, deluxe, news-print and duplex grades from recovered paper on PLC-controlled machines.

Converting and printing
Printing, lamination, die-cutting, creasing and gluing for cartons, boxes and printed paper.

Winding
Spiral and parallel winding of tubes, cores and cones from Bollant paper, cut to length.

Pressing and forming
Punching and pressing of paper plates and bowls, and heat-press moulding of areca leaf.

Process inputs
Adhesives, printing inks and laminating films made in-house for Bollant lines and other converters.

Inspection and dispatch
Line-off checks against the agreed specification, packing and dispatch documentation.
Production process
How recovered paper becomes a finished product.
Six stages, from recovered paper arriving at a mill to finished products leaving a converting unit. Scroll to move along the line.
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Collect and grade
Recovered paper and board arrive from collection partners and are graded by type before they reach the pulper.
- In:
- Mixed recovered paper
- Out:
- Graded bales
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Pulp and clean
Graded paper is hydro-pulped, screened and cleaned so contaminants leave before the fibre is refined.
- In:
- Graded bales
- Out:
- Clean fibre stock
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Form the sheet
Refined stock is formed on the wire, pressed and dried on automated, PLC-controlled paper machines.
- In:
- Fibre stock
- Out:
- Continuous web
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Reel and finish
The web is reeled, then slit and cut to the width, diameter or sheet size of the order.
- In:
- Continuous web
- Out:
- Reels and sheets
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Convert
Converting lines print, laminate, punch, wind and glue the paper into boxes, cores and tableware.
- In:
- Reels and sheets
- Out:
- Finished products
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Inspect and dispatch
Output is checked against the agreed specification, then packed, documented and dispatched.
- In:
- Finished products
- Out:
- Dispatched order
Facilities
Where the work is done.
Eight units sit close to raw material and to buyers in South India. Six are listed by name below; the remainder are ancillary sites.
| Unit | Location | Makes | Capacity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pochampally paper mill | Yadadri district, Telangana | Recycled kraft paper | 60 t/day (from 25 t/day) | Revived 2017 |
| Jeedimetla paper mill | Hyderabad, Telangana | Recycled paper and board | 100 t/day (from 30 t/day) | Revived 2018 |
| Nacharam packaging unit | Hyderabad, Telangana | Disposable and packaging products | ~1.5 lakh plates/day (from 5,000 at start) | Since 2012 |
| Nacharam printing and lamination unit | Hyderabad, Telangana | Printing and laminated sheets | 4 t/day (from 1 t/day) | Since 2013 |
| Nacharam adhesives unit | Hyderabad, Telangana | Adhesives for paper and foil | 2 t/day (from 0.5 t/day) | Since 2014 |
| Nizamabad unit | Telangana | Disposable products | ~1.5 lakh units/day (from 1 lakh) | Since 2014 |
| Hubli unit | Karnataka | Areca leaf tableware | ~1.5 lakh units/day (from 40,000) | Since 2014 |
| Bengaluru unit | Karnataka | Areca leaf tableware | ~1.5 lakh units/day (from 40,000) | Since 2016 |
Capacity figures are company-stated design or installed figures, not audited output. Registered manufacturing address: Survey No. 206/207/208, Kapraipally, Bhoodan Pochampalle, Yadadri, Telangana 508111.
The ARO method
Revive before we build.
How Bollant brings an existing plant back into production. It was used at both paper mills.
Read the mill case studiesAssess
Title, feasibility, land and machinery valuation, manpower plan and transformation estimate.
Re-engineer
Existing machinery modified, PLC automation added, lines reorganised and the team trained.
Optimise
Logistics aligned, the mill connected to raw-material supply and buyers, output tracked daily.
Inside Bollant units: yard, pulper and lines
In this section
Explore our manufacturing.
Paper mills
Recycled grades from two mills
03Converting and printing
Boxes, cores, tableware
04Production process
Six stages, fibre to product
05Facilities
Units in Telangana and Karnataka
06Quality and compliance
Control points and documents
07Certifications
Holder, scope and validity
08Made to specification
Your drawing, your artwork
09Packing and dispatch
How orders leave
10Mill revival
The ARO method
Questions
Questions buyers ask
What manufacturing capabilities does Bollant have?
Paper making, converting and printing, tube and core winding, pressing and forming of plates and leaf tableware, in-house adhesives and inks, and inspection and dispatch.
How many units does Bollant run?
Eight manufacturing and ancillary units in Telangana and Karnataka (company count, 2026).
What is the paper mill capacity?
Two mills with a combined design capacity of around 160 tonnes a day (company-stated).
Are the paper machines automated?
The paper lines are PLC-controlled, so settings are repeatable from run to run.
Can Bollant revive my plant?
Talk to us about under-used paper or converting plants. Conversations are held under NDA.
Can Bollant make products to my drawing?
Cores, cones, boxes and printed packaging are routinely made to customer drawings or specifications.
What does Bollant Industries make?
Recycled paper and board, industrial paper products such as cores and cones, corrugated and printed packaging, paper tableware, areca and sal leaf tableware, inks, adhesives and laminating films, and a small home and professional care range.
Where is Bollant Industries based?
The head office is in Somajiguda, Hyderabad, and the manufacturing units are in Telangana and Karnataka.
Next step
Bring us a manufacturing requirement.
A grade, a converted product or a plant that could run better. Tell us what it is and we will reply with what we can do.


