Howrah, West Bengal / Industrial machining & job work

For procurement & production teams

A machining partner
for your next
production requirement.

Drawing-based CNC and industrial job-work support for OEMs, manufacturers and engineering businesses. Let’s turn a defined requirement into an agreed machining scope.

Gear shaft with keyway
Gear shafts
Stepped machined shafts
Turned components
Machined profiles in a plate
Machined plates
Cavity detail of a mould plate
Mould & die work

Where we can support you

Your requirement sets the scope.

From a first component to an ongoing job-work requirement, start with the technical details.

OEM component requirements

Machining enquiries for parts used in your assemblies and equipment. Share the approved drawing, material specification and required quantity.

Subcontract & batch work

Discuss external machining support for a specific operation, a batch requirement or repeat components within an agreed scope.

Development & replacement parts

Bring a development drawing, existing sample or replacement-part requirement for review of dimensions and machining feasibility.

A better enquiry. A clearer quotation.

Send the details
that define the job.

The more clearly the requirement is defined, the more useful the technical discussion. A drawing or sample reference is the best starting point.

Material supply, inspection needs, finishing and delivery terms are agreed as part of the quotation. Any critical dimensions should be identified before work is confirmed.

01
Drawing or sample reference
Part name, drawing number and revision, dimensions, and the component’s application.
02
Material & machining scope
Material grade, stock condition, supplied material if applicable, and the required operations.
03
Quantity & required date
Initial batch size, expected repeat quantities and your preferred delivery date.
04
Critical requirements
Tolerances, surface finish, heat treatment or plating, inspection and packing requirements.

The job-work process

Defined before it is machined.

Feasibility and commercial terms are confirmed for each job.

  1. 01

    Requirement review

    Share the drawing or sample, material, quantity and application. Discuss the features that matter.

  2. 02

    Scope & quotation

    Clarify machining operations, inspection requirements, pricing and the proposed schedule.

  3. 03

    Job confirmation

    Confirm the drawing revision, commercial terms and any material or finishing arrangements.

  4. 04

    Machining & handover

    Proceed with the agreed work and prepare the components for handover under the confirmed terms.

Before you enquire

A few useful answers.

For a requirement specific to your component, speak with our team.

Can I enquire for one component or a batch?

Yes. Share the quantity you need and whether it is a development, replacement or repeat requirement. Feasibility and commercial terms are reviewed for each job.

Can I send a sample instead of a drawing?

You can begin with clear photographs and sample details. We will discuss what additional dimensions or specifications are needed before confirming the work.

How are tolerances and delivery dates confirmed?

Include the required tolerances, finish and target date in your enquiry. The agreed specification and schedule are confirmed after review; they are not assumed from a catalogue photograph.

How do I send drawings for a quotation?

Email your drawings and quantity to pragyayaeng@gmail.com. Include your company name and phone number so we can discuss the requirement.

Let’s talk about your component.

Send the drawing, sample details or machining scope. Start a direct conversation with our team in Howrah.

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