India's Shark Tank-backed commercial glass washer manufacturer. Designed, tested, and built in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
Step inside the PrahantaM manufacturing facility and discover how our commercial dishwashers and glass washers are designed, engineered, and rigorously tested. From precision fabrication to final quality inspection, every machine is proudly manufactured in India to deliver reliable performance, exceptional durability, and world-class quality.
All 5 sharks invested — Anupam Mittal, Vineeta Singh, Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, and Aman Gupta. ₹30 Lakhs for 20% equity.
From tea stalls to five-star hotels — Prahantam machines serve businesses across every corner of India.
Recognized for contributions to environmental conservation, industrial safety, and sustainable manufacturing innovation.
Every Prahantam machine is built in our own factory — from raw stainless steel to finished product. No importing, no assembling from third-party parts. Complete in-house control over quality.
Complete product design and prototyping
Precision metal cutting and shaping
Every unit tested before dispatch
In-house wiring and component integration
From a ₹10,000 college project to a nationwide commercial wash technology company.
Mechanical engineer who started with a ₹10,000 prototype borrowed from a professor. Leads all product engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing operations.
Commerce background with the vision to scale India's commercial wash technology. Manages business growth, partnerships, and go-to-market strategy.
Expanding product line and entering new commercial segments with advanced wash technology.
Reached the milestone of 500+ active installations across India's hospitality sector.
Opened the Satya Industrial Park facility with CNC fabrication and automated QA capabilities.
Appeared on Season 2, Episode 29. Secured ₹30 Lakhs from all five sharks — the ultimate validation.
Launched commercially as "Mahantam" — initial sales to tea stalls and small restaurants in Gujarat.
Completed the first functional glass washing machine prototype after months of iteration.
Dhaval Nai borrowed ₹10,000 from a college professor to build the first concept as a mechanical engineering project.
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