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About Shubh Machines

A Rajkot-built roti machine line, made for kitchens that can’t afford inconsistency.

Company introduction

Machines named for what they deliver

SUBH MACHINES (INDIA) PVT. LTD. designs and manufactures automatic roti and chapati making machines out of Rajkot, Gujarat — built for restaurants, hotels, cloud kitchens, canteens and food processing plants that need a fixed, dependable output every service.
We kept the range simple on purpose: SM-500, SM-800 and SM-1000 are named for exactly what they produce, in pieces per hour, so a kitchen can choose by its own peak-hour numbers rather than decode marketing language. The SM-BALL dough divider rounds out the line for kitchens that portion before they press.
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History

How we got to the current SM range

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Company founded

SUBH MACHINES (INDIA) PVT. LTD. established in Rajkot, Gujarat, drawing on the food-machinery manufacturing background of the JK'S Engineering Works group.

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First automatic roti machine produced

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Range expanded to SM-500 / SM-800 / SM-1000

Line extended to cover a full span of commercial kitchen volumes, each model named for its rated hourly output.

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SM-BALL dough divider introduced

Added to portion dough ahead of the roti line, reducing manual prep labour for customers.

Today
Serving kitchens across India [and export markets — confirm]

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Manufacturing facility

Built and tested in Rajkot

Every SM machine is fabricated, assembled and run-tested at our Rajkot facility before it ships. Keeping manufacturing in-house lets us hold the exact pcs/hr rating printed on each machine’s spec sheet.
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Team

The people behind the machines

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Dough Ball Cutting Machine

Founder / Director

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Production Head

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Sales & Support

Mission

Reliable roti output, kitchen after kitchen

To build roti and chapati machines that hold their rated output under real commercial pressure — so every kitchen that runs an SM machine can plan its service around a number it can trust.

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Vision

A dependable name in commercial kitchen equipment

To build roti and chapati machines that hold their rated output under real commercial pressure — so every kitchen that runs an SM machine can plan its service around a number it can trust.

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Infrastructure

What the factory runs on

Fabrication & welding bay

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Assembly line

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Testing bay

Each machine is run-tested against its rated pcs/hr before dispatch.

Packing & dispatch

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R&D

Refining the line, not just building it

Our engineering team works on improving consistency, throughput and ease of cleaning across the SM range, testing changes against real kitchen conditions before they reach a production machine.
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Quality control

Checked before it leaves the floor

Raw material check

Stainless steel and components inspected on arrival against spec.

In-process inspection

Welds, fittings and moving parts checked at each assembly stage.

Output rating test

Every machine is run against its rated pcs/hr figure before it's cleared for dispatch.

Final inspection & sign-off

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Export markets

Where our machines travel

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Certifications

Standards we build to

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[ISO Certification]

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[Food-Grade Material Cert]

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[MSME / Udyam Registration]

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[CE Marking]

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Payment methods

How you can pay

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Bank Transfer / NEFT / RTGS
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Logistics & shipping

Getting your machine to your kitchen

Domestic dispatch

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Packaging

Machines are crated and secured for transit to prevent damage to moving parts.

Export shipping

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Installation on arrival

Our technicians handle on-site setup and staff training once the machine reaches you.

See the machines in detail.

Full specifications for the SM range.

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