How to Identify Genuine Jindal Aluminium Sections and Clips
By Supreme Aluminium & Hardwares, Selaiyur · Updated
Quick answer: To check for genuine Jindal aluminium, look for the brand marking on the profile, compare the weight per length with a known genuine piece, check that the wall thickness and finish are even, and always buy from an established dealer with a proper GST bill. Prices that are far below the market rate are the biggest warning sign.
Why it matters
Fake or under-gauge sections look similar on the rack but are thinner and weaker. Doors sag, screws pull out and clips crack — and the cost of redoing the work is far higher than the money saved.
Five checks before you buy
- Brand marking — genuine profiles carry the manufacturer's marking along the length. Ask the seller to show it.
- Weight — weigh a length and compare with a genuine piece of the same profile. Lighter usually means thinner walls.
- Wall thickness — look at the cut end. The wall should be the same thickness all around.
- Finish — even colour, no patches or bubbles in the coating.
- Bill — buy from an established shop that gives a proper GST bill with the brand name.
Clips and accessories
Jindal-type door clips should fit the section tightly with no play. Loose clips mean a mismatched or copied part.
Where to buy
At Supreme Aluminium & Hardwares, Selaiyur, we stock genuine Jindal clips and branded sections and will show you the markings at the counter. See our door sections and Jindal clips.
Need help choosing? Ask the shop.
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