Industrial Hardware & Logistics House
M S Sohanlal Chunilal partners with construction, infrastructure and tea estates across the North-East, supplying dependable hardware and time-critical logistics from Dibrugarh, Assam.
Grounded in Assam’s industrial story
Built around the evolving needs of construction, engineering and tea estates, the firm blends legacy trading acumen with a modern, logistics-first operating model anchored in Dibrugarh.
Trading timeline
Address & operating base
M S Sohanlal Chunilal
0, SOHANLAL CHUNILAL, A T ROAD, MARWARI PATTY,
Dibrugarh, Assam, 786001
Strategically positioned along A T Road, the base connects quickly into tea garden roads, regional highways and feeder routes to key logistics nodes in the North-East.
Hardware, infra & tea-linked categories
The portfolio is curated around what sites actually consume: structural materials, tools and consumables that keep construction, engineering and tea garden operations running without disruption.
Corridors from Dibrugarh to your site
From the address on A T Road, consignments are planned around your lane – tea gardens, infrastructure stretches or secondary towns – with an emphasis on predictable dispatch and clear communication.
A T Road, Marwari Patty remains the physical anchor, while dispatch planning revolves around three practical realities: the material type, the urgency and the route condition in that week.
How logistics is handled
The emphasis is simple: commit only to timelines that can be honoured, then keep site teams updated from loading to arrival, whether the destination is a tea garden factory or an infrastructure stretch.
Trucks and local carriers are aligned to handle mixed loads – from steel to boxed equipment – with special care for remote and tea garden roads.
Select materials may be coordinated via nearby ports and larger logistics nodes when it meaningfully improves cost or reliability.
Dispatch notes, vehicle details and indicative arrival windows are shared so that receiving teams can plan unloading and stacking smoothly.
From warehouses to tea estates
Visualise the environments served – high-volume warehouses, cargo movements, active construction sites and Assam’s tea gardens – all informing how material is sourced, packed and moved.
A trading house built around sites
The difference is in the combination: practical material curation, transparent communication and a commitment to timelines that respects the pressures of live projects and tea estate seasons.
What long-term clients experience
Relationships across tea estates, contractors and local fabricators are built on consistency: answering calls, committing to realistic timelines and standing behind the material supplied.
Material commitments are given only after stock and transit reality is understood, which means even during tight seasons the estate is rarely caught without essentials.
Having one house that knows our specifications and lanes saves countless hours in re-explaining requirements on every project.
Stock visibility and quick responses mean we can plan jobs with confidence, without constantly chasing for confirmations.
Frequently clarified points
Before partnering, clients usually want clarity on timelines, order sizes and how custom sourcing is handled. These responses outline the default operating approach.
Practical expectations
Every lane, season and material behaves differently. The aim is to give you a realistic view at the quotation stage, and then keep you updated as the order moves.
For recurring requirements, standing patterns and buffer plans can be discussed so that your operations do not depend on last‑minute calls.
How information & commitments are handled
The firm operates with straightforward, relationship-driven policies: respect client information, be clear about commitments and align on documentation before movement.
Trading name: M S Sohanlal Chunilal.
Registered address: 0, SOHANLAL CHUNILAL, A T ROAD, MARWARI PATTY, Dibrugarh, Assam, 786001.
This address should be used on all purchase orders, invoices and statutory documentation, unless explicitly stated otherwise in writing.
All quotations are indicative until written or digital confirmation is provided. Material, pricing and delivery timelines may shift with market and route conditions.
Once an order is confirmed, the objective is to adhere to communicated timelines or, where unavoidable, clearly flag variances with reasons and revised expectations.
Basic client information such as contact details, billing data and delivery locations is stored only for business operations: quotations, invoicing and dispatch coordination.
Information is not shared with unrelated third parties and is used only with transporters and service providers directly involved in fulfilling your order.
Payment terms, tax treatment and documentation requirements are agreed at the time of onboarding and reflected in invoices and supporting documents.
Any special documentation – including project-specific certifications or declarations – should be requested and agreed before order confirmation.
Material responsibility typically transfers at the point of dispatch or as mutually agreed. Claims for visible damages or shortfalls should be raised promptly upon receipt.
Detailed terms, including limitations of liability, can be incorporated into a formal agreement for larger or recurring engagements.