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Pentagon Rubber Ltd. is an India-based company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and export of a diverse range of rubber conveyor belts, transmission belts, elevator belts, and rubber sheets. The company's product portfolio for conveyor belts includes general purpose, super abrasion resistant, heat-resistant, fire-resistant, oil resistant, pipe conveyor belts, and chevron conveyors, along with pulley lagging. These products serve business-to-business partners in various heavy industries such as fertilizer, power generation, coal, construction, mining, and stone quarrying. Pentagon Rubber Ltd. has a significant international presence, exporting its rubber products to over 35 countries worldwide. The company operates its manufacturing facilities in Dera Bassi, Punjab, and a Tax-Free SEZ in Himachal Pradesh, India. The industry focus for Pentagon Rubber Ltd. is broadly within industrial rubber products, particularly specializing in conveyor and transmission belting solutions.
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