Asia-Pacific · Profile System
Jindal Aluminium
🇮🇳 India · Last reviewed by Justin Orloff
Quick Facts
Founded
1968
HQ
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Parent
Jindal Group
Materials
Aluminium extrusion profiles (architectural and industrial)
Specialty
One of India's largest aluminium extrusion companies
Market
India - profile supply to fabricators
Brand at a Glance
- One of India's largest aluminium extrusion companies, supplying profiles since 1968
- Bengaluru base serves South India fabricator networks; distribution across India
- Jindal profiles are widely used in Indian architectural aluminium windows and facade systems
Product Range
- Architectural aluminium profiles (standard and custom extrusions for windows and facades)
- Thermal break profiles for premium window fabricators
- Industrial and transportation extrusion profiles (separate from architectural)
- Accessories and hardware components for fabricators
Why This System
Jindal Aluminium's scale - one of India's largest extruders - means consistent alloy quality and dimensional accuracy. Their 6000-series alloy profiles are widely trusted by Indian fabricators. For cleaners, Jindal profiles carry standard powder coat or anodised finishes depending on fabricator specification.
Windows built on Jindal profiles are found across India in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. The quality of the finished window depends on the fabricator. Bengaluru's moderate climate is less demanding than Mumbai or Chennai coastal sites, but Jindal profiles are distributed nationally - adapt to local climate conditions.
Step 1 of 2: Manufacturer Recommendations
Official Care Guidance
Step 2 of 2: The Orloffs Protocol
The Orloffs Protocol
This is how I clean Jindal Aluminium windows. The tools and technique below come from 25 years of daily professional work on the glass. Every step has been tested on real installations and adapted specifically for Jindal Aluminium systems.
Pro Tools
My daily tool list. This is what I carry to every job.
Follow these steps in order. Each one builds on the last. This is the same sequence I use on every Jindal Aluminium installation.
- 1
1. Identify finish: powder coat (most common on Jindal-profile windows) or anodised.
- 2
2. Pre-rinse to remove dust - critical in South India post-construction environments.
- 3
3. Apply pH-neutral detergent to glass and frames.
- 4
4. Squeegee glass top to bottom.
- 5
5. Wipe frames with microfibre; clear weep holes.
Pro Tips
- Powder-coated Jindal profiles: pH-neutral products only. Acid and alkali attack the coating.
- Anodised Jindal profiles: avoid alkaline products - they etch anodised surfaces.
- South India post-monsoon: red laterite soil staining on lower frame sections. Dwell time with detergent is more effective than scrubbing.
What NOT To Do
- Do not use acid descalers on Jindal powder coat or anodised profiles.
- Do not use abrasive pads on aluminium frames.
- Do not assume fabricator quality - inspect corner joints and hardware on each visit.
Bundle Kits and Tool Recommendations
Bundle Kit
Tool Recommendations
pH-neutral detergent
View on Amazon [coming soon]14-inch squeegee
View on Amazon [coming soon]Microfibre cloths
View on Amazon [coming soon]Cleaning Frequency
Every 6-8 weeks. Adjust for local climate - monthly on coastal Karnataka or Tamil Nadu sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
Field Notes
“Jindal profiles are a commodity in Indian aluminium fabrication - you will encounter them constantly across South India. The profile quality is reliable; fabricator quality varies widely. Always assess the window as a whole, not just the profile. Report hardware failures and seal defects to the client on every visit.”
Justin Orloff
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