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Machine Tools manufacturers in India

146 manufacturers of machine tools are listed on SourceLoka. 138 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 8 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

Listed manufacturers
146
States
13
Cities
31
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Listed manufacturers

146 manufacturers · best-documented first

CONVELINE SYSTEMS PVT. LTD

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Conveyors & Material HandlingManufacturerSource: conveline.com

Industries: Packaging, Pharmaceuticals, Electrical, Food Processing, Agriculture, Industrial Machinery

+91 90819 15912 · info@conveline.com · Website

AMRUT ENGINEERING

Rajkot, Gujarat

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: amrutengineering.com

Industries: Industrial Machinery

+91 80000 27281 · info@amrutengineering.com · Website

AMT GROUP

Nashik, Maharashtra

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: amtplindia.com

Industries: Construction, Automotive, Industrial Machinery

+91 99224 48079 · sales1@amtplindia.com · Website

APM TECHNOLOGIES

New Delhi, Delhi

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: apmtech.in

Industries: Medical Devices, Mining, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 81306 13888 · support@apmtech.in · Website

BEAVER TRACKS PVT LTD

Hyderabad, Telangana

Machine ToolsManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Construction, Industrial Machinery

+91 99493 88988 · marketing@beavertracks.co.in · Website

BODYHARDCHEM

Vadodara, Gujarat

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: bodyhardchem.com

Industries: Packaging, Mining, Industrial Machinery

+91 88666 17289 · office@bodyhardchem.com · Website

CLEANTEK

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: cleantekindia.com

Industries: Industrial Machinery

+91 95972 33833 · sales@cleantekindia.com · Website

DESIGNTECH SYSTEMS PVT. LTD

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: designtechsys.com

Industries: Packaging, Defence, Marine, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace, Robotics

+91 2069014200 · info@designtechsys.com · Website

DEWINTER OPTICAL INC

New Delhi, Delhi

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: dewintermicroscope.com

Industries: Automotive, Industrial Machinery

+91 98733 55804 · admin@dewintermicroscope.com · Website

ERGO HANDLERS

Pune, Maharashtra

Conveyors & Material HandlingManufacturerSource: ergohandlers.com

Industries: Construction, Electronics, Food Processing, Agriculture, Automotive, Industrial Machinery

+91 74474 25802 · info@ergohandlers.com · Website

ETCHON MARKS CONTROL

Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: etchon.com

Industries: Medical Devices, Electrical, Electronics, Industrial Machinery

+91 77700 19657 · support@etchon.com · Website

CNC AUTOMATION SOLUTION

Gurugram, Haryana

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: cncautomations.com

Industries: Electrical, Industrial Machinery, Robotics

+91 93110 82008 · sales@cncautomations.com · Website

AMPCO METAL INDIA PVT. LTD

India

Investment & Precision CastingsManufacturerSource: ampcometal.com

Industries: Packaging, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy, Electrical, Construction, Marine, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 2135610810 · info@ampcometal.com · Website

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Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are machine tools?

Machine tools shape metal by cutting, grinding, drilling or pressing it, and they are the machines that make other machines. The group covers lathes, milling machines, drilling and boring machines, grinders, presses and the tooling that goes with them, from simple manual machines to computer-controlled machining centres.

How to choose

  1. Start from the work: the parts, materials, tolerances and quantities. The machine type and size follow from this, not from a catalogue.
  2. Decide between manual, semi-automatic and CNC machines by batch size and how often the work changes. CNC pays back where parts repeat or tolerances are tight.
  3. Check the work envelope, the maximum workpiece weight and the room needed for fixtures, tools and operator access.
  4. Compare the spindle or main drive for power and torque across the speed range, since heavy cuts need torque at low speed.
  5. Ask about accuracy, how it is measured and the standard used, and whether a test report is supplied with the machine.
  6. Look at the controller and the service behind it. A controller with local support, trained operators and available spares reduces risk.
  7. Confirm installation, commissioning, training, warranty and the spares and service available in your region.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Capacity and sizeSwing, travels or table size, and the largest workpiece and weight the machine takes.
Spindle or drivePower, torque curve and speed range.
AccuracyPositioning accuracy and repeatability, and the test standard.
ControllerMake, model and local programming support.
ConstructionBed or frame design, guideways and slideways, and their protection.
Tooling and accessoriesWhat is supplied, such as chucks, vices, coolant and tool holders.
Services and floor spacePower, air, foundation needs and the footprint.

Where it is used

  • AutomotiveMachining of engine, transmission and chassis components.
  • Industrial MachineryParts, tooling and spares for general engineering.
  • Oil & GasValve bodies, flanges and fluid-handling parts.
  • PumpsCasings, shafts and impellers.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a manual and a CNC machine tool?

A manual machine is controlled by the operator, which suits one-off and repair work. A CNC machine follows a programme and repeats parts accurately with little operator input, which suits batches and tight tolerances.

Should I buy a new or a used machine?

A new machine gives a warranty, current controls and predictable accuracy. A used machine can cost less but needs inspection of the spindle, slides and controller, and a realistic plan for spares. Have it inspected independently.

How do I know the machine will hold my tolerance?

Ask for the accuracy and repeatability figures and the test report, and if possible see a similar machine cutting a comparable part. Remember that tooling, fixturing and process also affect the result.

What after-sales support should I expect?

Installation, commissioning, operator training, a warranty period, available spares and a service contact in your region with a clear response time.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm specifications, delivery and service with the company before ordering.