The tool is ours to maintain
When a die needs attention it goes to our own tool room, not into a third party queue.
Sheet metal stamping
We press sheet metal parts to customer drawings with tools built and maintained in our own tool room.
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Specifications
| Machine | Specification | Quantity | Plant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mechanical power presses | 20 T to 300 T | Multiple | Mumbai (Vasai) and Nagpur |
| Deep drawing capability | Multi-stage draw and trim | - | Mumbai (Vasai) |
| Press tools and dies | Designed, built and maintained in-house | Tool room | Mumbai (Vasai) |
| Punching | 250 T | 1 | Mumbai (Vasai) |
Materials and thickness
CRCAMild steelStainless steelAluminiumBrassCopper
Parts we make
Why customers choose us
One shop from 20 T to 300 T
Small brackets and larger panels can come from the same supplier under one purchase order.
Parts can arrive assembly ready
We weld, treat and powder coat in the same plants.
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Do you build the press tools, or do we supply them?
Either. We design and build tools in our own tool room, and we also run customer-supplied tools. Tooling is quoted separately from the piece price.
What volumes suit pressing?
Pressing pays for itself once volume justifies a tool. For lower volumes we laser cut and form the same part with no tooling cost.
Which materials can you process?
CRCA, mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass and copper are named in the material set.
Which documentation is available?
We provide a manufacturability review before quoting, first article inspection reports, material traceability to mill certificates, and PPAP documentation where the programme requires it.