Our factory houses dedicated equipment for every stage of the roof bolt assembly production flow: from raw TMT rebar to finished, tested, and packaged product.
We have state-of-the-art infrastructure to produce the best quality products at our MIDC Chandrapur facility.
Cold rolling process that forms precise M20–M27 threads on TMT rebar without removing material, producing stronger threads with a superior surface finish compared to cut threading.
Used for precision flat-surface machining of steel components. Ensures consistent dimensional accuracy on plates and hardware parts prior to further fabrication or assembly.
Hot forging press that shapes the non-threaded bolt end under high heat and pressure. Delivers maximum grain structure integrity at the anchorage zone where resin bonding is critical.
Hydraulic forming presses dedicated to manufacturing bearing plates and domed plates to DGMS-specified dimensional tolerances. Consistent pressing ensures uniform load distribution in the installed assembly.
Dedicated tooling for manufacturing Secura bolt ends. Produces the precisely engineered end profile required for controlled resin mixing and optimal anchoring performance in the borehole.
Rolling machine that forms the corrugated W-profile steel strap shape in-house. Ensures consistent profile geometry and dimensional accuracy across all production batches.
In-house testing instruments used for quality verification at every stage of production.
Used for tensile and load testing of bolt assemblies and raw material. Verifies that finished products meet the minimum load-bearing values specified under DGMS Circular No. 3/2010.
Go/No Go thread gauges (M20–M27), nut gauges, and precision callipers for 100% dimensional inspection of bolts, nuts, and hardware components before batch release.
Calibrated torque-testing instruments to verify shear pin break torque values across all diameter categories. Ensures every shear pin meets the DGMS-specified torque band before inclusion in assemblies.
Procurement officers, safety auditors, and quality inspectors are welcome. Contact us to schedule a visit.