Duroshox recognised for its in-house R&D facility from DSIR

By admin September 12, 2013 10:41 am IST

Duroshox Pvt. Ltd., a key manufacturer in the engineering and vehicle component industry, has achieved another milestone by receiving recognition for its in-house research and development facility from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) under the Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India.This prestigious recognition is bestowed to organisations which undertake persuasive research and development to come up with new innovations in products and technology that can be used by the organisations to be at par with world-class technology.Commenting on the occasion, Anshul Goel, Managing Director, Duroshox, says, “We believe in constantly innovating and creating value for our customers.  The recognition of our R&D is a key milestone achieved by Duroshox, and we will continue our endeavour to drive our efficiencies in the custom design, research and custom manufacturing space.The certification is a testimony of our indigenous work which is responsible for the development of our products. We will continue to invest in our R&D and focus on cutting-edge product development solutions for our national and global customers.”Based in Pune, Duroshox has been constantly putting efforts on value engineering and improvements in production efficiency which has led the company to become a key supplier for off highway, engineering, commercial vehicle and agriculture equipment components industry. Duroshox has emerged as an original equipment supplier of choice to several major companies in India, China, Europe and USA.With the certification, Duroshox has become a part of the 1,500 companies in India to be honoured with this distinct accreditation.Duroshox, started in 1987, is a Pune-based manufacturer in the engineering and vehicle component industry. Duroshox has a vast repertoire of engineering products and processes for different applications and specialises in development of assemblies and sub-modules that are used in suspensions.