01 — THE GROUP
Fabric to finished bag, under one group.
Lunora Industries and its sister company Clara Packing Solutions — registered as Clara Industries Limited — run the entire PP woven bag process in-house, from extruding raw tape to dispatching printed, laminated bags.
Every stage sits inside the group. Nothing critical is outsourced, so your supply does not depend on anyone else’s schedule.
02 — THE PROCESS
Six stages. One group.
Each step owned in-house — so lead time and quality stay in our hands.
Tape extrusion
Lunora IndustriesPP granules are drawn into flat tape and stretched for tensile strength — the raw material every bag starts from.
Weaving — 70 looms
Clara Packing SolutionsSeventy looms across the group weave that tape into tubular and flat PP fabric at volume.
Lamination — extrusion coating
Lunora IndustriesAn in-house extrusion-coating lamination machine bonds BOPP film to the woven fabric — a moisture barrier and a smooth surface to print on, laminated on-site rather than bought in.
Rotogravure printing
Lunora IndustriesAn 8-colour rotogravure press reverse-prints artwork beneath the film, with BST Eltromat web-video register inspection on every run.
Cutting & stitching
Lunora IndustriesLaminated, printed fabric is cut to size and stitched into finished bags.
Dispatch
Lunora IndustriesFinished bags leave direct ex-plant from Saharanpur — no intermediary between press and pallet.
03 — THE ONE EXCEPTION
One dependency we don’t hide.
The only step we send out is cylinder engraving for rotogravure — a specialist trade across the whole industry. Everything else, from tape to stitched bag, stays inside the group.