“Support beyond demarcation of manufacturing zones”

June 30, 2015 2:39 pm

Over the years manufacturing has changed – it’s not only about technology, processes or skills – it’s about support beyond just demarcation of manufacturing zones.
K Jagannathan, Executive Director- Marketing and Sales, GMT_____________________________________________________________
 Guindy Machine Tools (GMT) was founded in 1959; independent India was 12-year old then. The new national leaders infused enthusiasm into the young and enterprising to use technology and know-how from their own country and establish business to open up the economy. GMT’s founder P Venkat Raman inspired by the new government industrial policy was determined to fulfil his childhood ambition to “to own machines and craft artefacts”. The demand arose for products like lathes and workholding devices for lathes such as chucks. GMT zeroed in on chucks, fully aware that every lathe used would need a good quality chuck. Today, GMT has emerged as one of the leading manufacturers of workholding devices and metrology equipment in India. It manufactures a range of manual chucks, power chucks and special chucks. GMT makes custom built chucking system for special applications.
‘Make in India’ possibilitiesWelcoming the ‘Make in India’ initiative, K Jagannathan, Executive Director- Marketing and Sales, GMT said, “We have the expertise and the manpower to produce the best. For more than 50 years, our company has specialised in the production of high precision workholding devices, work positioning, machine tools and metrology equipment. As a mid-sized company with a highly motivated and quality conscious staff, we are flexible enough to meet all technical requirements of any customers.” GMT currently employs around 350 people. Mr Jagannathan is also responsible for developing GMT’s Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specials and export customer base.

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