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Mission-critical projects delivered.

Every project below was engineered to perform where failure is not an option. Programme details available under NDA on request.

Precision Guidance Kit & Course Correction Fuze (1D / 2D)
Case · 01
Defence · Guided Munitions

Precision Guidance Kit & Course Correction Fuze (1D / 2D)

CLIENT · DRDO / Indian Army

Designed and developed Precision Guidance Kits and Course Correction Fuzes for 81mm, 120mm mortar shells, and 155mm artillery shells for the Indian Army. The system achieves significant CEP (Circular Error Probable) reduction using 1D and 2D correction mechanisms, enabling precision engagement from legacy indirect-fire platforms. Engineering scope included guidance mechanism design, fuze body structural analysis, shock and vibration qualification, and manufacturing drawings for mass production.

DRDOIndian ArmyGuided MunitionsCEP ReductionFuze DesignFEA
Flight Control System (FCS) — HAL Tejas Light Combat Aircraft
Case · 02
Aerospace · Flight Systems

Flight Control System (FCS) — HAL Tejas Light Combat Aircraft

CLIENT · HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Limited)

Developed critical Flight Control System components for India's indigenous Tejas LCA fighter jet: Column Control Assembly (CCA) for roll and pitch, Radar Paddle Assembly (RPA) for yaw and braking, and Throttle Quadrant Assembly (TQA) for thrust management during takeoff, cruise, and combat manoeuvres. All assemblies designed to meet aerospace fatigue, vibration and temperature qualification requirements.

HALTejas LCAFlight ControlCCARPATQAAerospace
Linear Actuators for Throttle Flow Control Valves — Chandrayaan Programme
Case · 03
Space Engineering · Actuation Systems

Linear Actuators for Throttle Flow Control Valves — Chandrayaan Programme

CLIENT · ISRO / VSSC

Designed and developed space-grade Linear Actuators for Throttle Flow Control Valves (TFCVs) for the Chandrayaan 5 mission in collaboration with ISRO/VSSC. These actuators provide precise flow control in cryogenic propellant systems, requiring ultra-tight dimensional tolerances, material certification for space environments, zero-outgassing requirements, and comprehensive qualification under vacuum and thermal cycling.

ISROVSSCChandrayaanSpace ActuatorsCryogenic Systems
FOTC Cable Launch & Recovery System — Indian Navy Submarines
Case · 04
Naval · Submarine Systems

FOTC Cable Launch & Recovery System — Indian Navy Submarines

CLIENT · Mahindra Defence / Indian Navy

Engineering development of Fibre Optic Torpedo Control (FOTC) Cable Launch and Recovery System for Indian Navy submarine platforms, in collaboration with Mahindra Defence Systems. The system enables controlled deployment and recovery of fibre-optic guidance cables for submarine-launched torpedoes. Scope included mechanical system design, hydraulic actuator integration, hull-penetration structural analysis and submarine environmental qualification.

Indian NavyMahindra DefenceMDSLSubmarineHydraulics
Special Purpose Machines & Custom Industrial Equipment
Case · 05
Industrial Engineering · Automation

Special Purpose Machines & Custom Industrial Equipment

CLIENT · Multiple Industrial Clients

Designed and built custom Special Purpose Machines (SPMs) and industrial automation equipment including hydraulic and pneumatic vices for precision workholding, tube bending machines for aerospace and automotive component fabrication, corrugated sheet-making machines for construction and packaging, and custom testing rigs. All machines designed for production environments with focus on operator safety, maintainability and cycle-time optimisation.

SPMHydraulicsPneumaticsTube BendingAutomation
Davit Arm Cranes, Fall Protection & Confined Space Safety Systems
Case · 06
Industrial Safety · Lifting Equipment

Davit Arm Cranes, Fall Protection & Confined Space Safety Systems

CLIENT · Fallprotec / Karam / Industrial Safety Sector

Structural engineering and design of Davit Arm cranes for confined-space access and rescue operations, lifeline systems, fall arrest equipment, and industrial safety infrastructure. Projects included custom davit arm configurations for offshore, industrial and construction applications, certified to EN 795, EN 13374 and applicable IS standards. Also developed multiple testing machines for dynamic load testing of fall protection equipment per EN 362 / EN 355 standards.

FallprotecKaramDavit ArmsEN 795Safety Engineering
Under NDA

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01Can you share detailed drawings from the programmes shown?+

No. Every programme listed is delivered under NDA and, in several cases, under defence confidentiality obligations. Case studies describe scope, engineering challenge and approach only. In a scoping call we can discuss comparable technical detail in the abstract.

02What was the engineering scope on the HAL Tejas flight control work?+

Mechanical design and qualification of the Column Control Assembly for roll and pitch, the Radar Paddle Assembly for yaw and braking, and the Throttle Quadrant Assembly for thrust management — physical cockpit control hardware, not software, engineered to aerospace fatigue, vibration and temperature qualification requirements.

03How do you qualify hardware for space and defence use?+

Through a documented chain: material certification and traceability, tolerance stack-up analysis, FEA under launch and operational loads, thermal and vacuum cycling analysis where relevant, shock and vibration qualification, and inspection plans tied to every critical characteristic on the drawing.

04What is your on-time and on-specification record?+

108+ programmes delivered across 12+ engineering domains with government, defence and Tier-1 industrial customers, and every brief answered within 24 business hours. References can be provided for non-classified programmes on request.

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