Bosch Power Tools Dealer for Noida

We are an authorized Bosch dealer on Main Mathura Road in Badarpur, about 20 km — half an hour outside the rush from Noida. 272 machines in stock, from ₹273, every price including GST.

Getting here from Noida

ARYAN ENTERPRISES
446, Bankey Lal Market, K. No. 36/3
Main Mathura Road, Badarpur
New Delhi 110044
9599157340

Across the Kalindi Kunj bridge and down through Sector 37, or the long way round on the DND if the Yamuna crossing is backed up. Either way you end up on Mathura Road at Badarpur.

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Or order and collect

Order on the site and we deliver across Noida — Sectors 1–10, Sector 63, Sector 65 and the rest. Or order and collect, which costs nothing and means the tool is on the counter when you arrive.

Either way you get the same price, and the same invoice.

If your GST is registered in Uttar Pradesh, you get IGST — and you can claim all of it

This catches Noida businesses out constantly. Buy from a Delhi shop with a Uttar Pradesh GST number and the correct tax is IGST, not Delhi's CGST and SGST — because the place of supply follows your registration, not the shop's address. IGST you can claim in full. Charged the wrong way, that money is gone: a Uttar Pradesh business cannot claim Delhi CGST and SGST, and the only remedy is a credit note and a reissued invoice.

Enter your GSTIN at checkout and this site works it out before you pay anything — the order page shows IGST and says why.

How the invoice works, in full

What Noida buys

Noida builds electronics, auto components and furniture, and its sectors are full of assembly lines rather than foundries. That shows in what leaves this counter for it: impact wrenches and drivers for assembly and plant maintenance, and measuring tools for the fit-out trades working the office sectors.

Why buy from an authorized dealer

Everything here is bought direct from Bosch and carries the manufacturer's warranty through Bosch's own service network. A tool from a grey seller may be genuine, may be an older model sold as current, and may be counterfeit — and when it fails, the warranty is between you and whoever sold it, which is nobody.