From precision manufacturing to turnkey automation, we engineer practical industrial solutions around your exact requirements.
Each area can be bought on its own. Most projects use two or three of them, because a machine is a mechanical, electrical and controls problem at the same time.
Special purpose machines built to a specific problem on a specific line, and upgrades for machines already running.
Solutions→Capabilities→Industries→ProjectsPanels designed, fabricated, wired and programmed in the same works that builds the machines they control.
Engineering+Fabrication+Wiring+ControlsTooling and components made to drawing, including the dies, fixtures and gauges our own machines depend on.
CNC machining·EDM·Grinding·Welding·InspectionEngineering advice before you commit: whether an operation can be automated, what it should achieve, and how to get there.
Feasibility·Process study·Design review·RoadmapTurnkey means one order covers design, build, controls, installation and commissioning.
PLC control of a sequence that is run by hand or by relays today.
OpenRiveting, pressing, fastening and joining stations, manual-assist or fully automatic.
OpenDimensional and functional measurement, and checks that reject bad parts before they move on.
OpenPart sorting by size, orientation or result, and counting, placing and packing at the end of the line.
OpenTransfer between stations: conveyors, pick-and-place, vacuum and pneumatic handling.
OpenNew controls and added feeding for sound machines already on your floor.
OpenBuilt at our works in Chandigarh and running on customers' lines.
Six machines delivered to ceiling fan manufacturers. Cycle time 2.5 s.
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A complete IS 374 air delivery test at the push of one button. Four systems delivered to ceiling fan manufacturers.
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A full panel line-up for a production line: MCC sections, PLC panel, servo drive section and operator doors.
View projectThe dies, fixtures and gauges our machines depend on are made in our own machine shop. The same shop makes them for your line, along with manifolds and precision components.
What we do in-house, by discipline. A machine usually draws on all four columns.
The parts we specify inside our own machines, supplied to maintenance teams and machine builders with the application advice behind them.
In India and on export, with machines documented to the destination's requirement.
Blade riveting, air delivery testing and bearing pressing for fan plants.
Bimetallic riveting of silver contact tips, rivet feeding and sorting.
Thread rolling die manufacture, from a family that has made screws since 2002.
Fixtures, gauges and short-run tooling for tight-tolerance parts.
Assembly and pressing stations, inspection jigs and precision parts.
Control panels, retrofits and machine subassemblies built to your specification.
A production-critical machine should not pass through three companies before it reaches your floor.
Design, fabrication, assembly, panel wiring, PLC and HMI programming happen in one works, so interfaces between disciplines are solved on our floor, not yours.
No catalogue machine is forced onto a line that does not suit it. The machine is designed around your component, cycle time and footprint.
We make our own dies, fixtures and gauges. A family manufacturing background since 1989 means we understand what happens after the machine is installed.
Every project starts on your line, recording cycle, output, rejection and manpower. The machine is specified from those numbers.
Retrofits, rebuilds, spares and annual maintenance contracts, for machines we built and machines we did not.
Offers state what is supplied and what is not: foundation, supply to the machine, air line, operator. Clear scope avoids disputes at commissioning.
A manufacturing family since 1989. SC Innovators since 2017, in industrial automation since 2021.
Every machine leaves with its techno-commercial offer, test and inspection report, serial nameplate, and warranty and training certificates.
Good automation does not begin with a PLC. It begins with understanding the process.
Ankur Jain, design and technical head
Design and technical head
Mechanical engineer from Punjab Engineering College, and a mechatronics and manufacturing engineer by choice. Leads machine design from concept to commissioning.
Managing partner
In manufacturing since 1989: set up a wire drawing unit, then stainless-steel screw manufacture, then precision ceiling fan shaft production.
