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Quick Update Kinetix 5500 servo drive enhances machine performance ��������������������� 8 Konecranes launches upgraded CLX chain hoist crane ���������������������������8 Omron Automation to strengthen its business in Tamil Nadu & Kerala �����������������������������������������������������������������������������10 Kirloskar Chillers launched TURBOLEV range of chillers �����������������������10 Automation PC 2100: Controller and PC in one ��������������������������������������12 Eka Software Solutions announces release of InSight CM ��������������������12

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Automation B&R automating packaging lines with its key technologies ��������������������14 Turn Industry 4.0 into reality with seamless integration between IT and OT �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������16

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HARTING’s Han HMC: Robust solution for frequent mating and demating ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������18 Rittal sensing growth opportunities despite of having

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unorganised sector �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������20 ABB brings new flexibility in machinery applications �������������������������������22

earthmoving & construction equipment Indian tigers, Chinese dragons: driving global CE industry ���������������������24 ElectroMech exploring overseas markets ������������������������������������������������30 Elesa+Ganter, driven by innovation, aims to expand ������������������������������32 Canara being specific to customers’ needs ���������������������������������������������34 GGB assuring reliable and high performance bearing solutions ������������36

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SDLG oils & lubricants to enhance performance of components �����������38

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Multi-Wing set to fly high globally with continuous innovation ����������������40 JCB eyeing to make most out of ‘Make in India’ campaign ��������������������42

Lubricants Shell focusing to fulfil key expectations like efficiency

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and cost-effectiveness ������������������������������������������������������������������������������44 ExxonMobil offers efficient and cost-effective solutions ��������������������������45 SKF offers exact solution to accelerate performance of ACC plants ������46

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Speak Out Haynes plans to expand in India sensing huge potential ����������������������� 48

Expert Column How technology is transforming the valves industry �������������������������������50

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Brand Report igus polymers offers high machine reliability at low cost �������������������������52 Veekay Impex establishing itself in casters segment ������������������������������53

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At the same time, “established global players need to continue to launch market adequate, ‘good enough’ products and increase their aggregate or component localisation to achieve target costs and serve price conscious customers.” This time, as the industry is gearing up for bC India 2014, we have featured some exclusive preview of this expo. The OEMs from CE segment talk about their participation in this event as well as products and technology they are going to showcase there. bC India, the international trade fair for construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines and construction vehicles, is expected to host CE OEMs from across the world. We are sure that this event will offer the right opportunity for Indian OEMs to feature their technology in a global platform and bring them closer to the global standards. Being a media partner, we are looking forward for a successful bC India! Please do send me your comments at editor@oemupdate.com


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Quick update

Kinetix 5500 servo drive enhances machine performance and flexibility

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apidly changing consumer demands require machine and equipment builders to reduce development and installation time while increasing machine flexibility. The AllenBradley Kinetix 5500 servo drive with integrated safety can help machine builders satisfy those requirements by taking advantage of a single EtherNet/IP network, as well as a common design environment with Rockwell Software Studio 5000 Logix designer software. The Kinetix 5500 servo drive with integrated safety builds on the foundation of the recently released Kinetix 5500 servo drive. With the same high-speed coordination to meet demanding motion requirements, the drive uses the EtherNet/IP network for streamlined machine safety functions. End users gain the benefit of improved personnel safety and increased machine uptime in the manufacturing facility.

“Putting safety on the network eases the configuration of and updates to safety functions. This allows machine builders to be very flexible with their design and differentiate themselves in these industries, providing customers the means to more easily react to market changes,� said Mike Schweiner, Product Manager, Rockwell Automation. The EtherNet/IP network allows safety signals to travel via the same wires and IP addresses used for control and motion. This eliminates the need for a hardwired safety system. Reducing overall system wiring saves time and money in installation and removes potential points of failure, resulting in less troubleshooting and downtime. Machine and equipment builders can more quickly install the drive and provide customers with greater ease of use via the Logix Designer development environment and Allen Bradley GuardLogix safety controllers. In addition to motion and control parameters, end users now can configure the safety system within the Logix Designer software. n

Konecranes launches upgraded CLX chain hoist crane Konecranes enhances its portfolio of industrial cranes by introducing an upgraded version of the CLX chain hoist crane

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he new generation CLX overhead crane is mainly to be used for basic low capacity lifting needs. The CLX chain hoist crane offers advantages like reliability, improved performance capacity, safety and easy maintenance.

components and a number of technical features allows for hard use of the crane, but at the same time very smooth and accurate load handling as well.

Being one of the leading global providers of lifting solutions, Konecranes continuously develops its product range in order to offer its customers safe, quality and high-performance lifting equipment for increased productivity.

Safety and long product life In a lifting operation the brake of the chain hoist forms a critical part for product safety. The new magnetic brake of the CLX chain hoist has been designed for over million operations. In practice this means the whole life span of the hoist.

Greater efficiency, higher productivity When lifting performs a major role in a production process, reliability and performance capacity are top priorities. The lifting capacity of the CLX chain hoist crane ranges from 500 kg up to 5 tonnes. Durable 8

The stepless travelling movements and low speed suit tasks that demand accuracy, such as assembly work and mounting and lowering fragile loads. The faster speed reduces cycle time and offers higher productivity.

Further, the brake and a slipping clutch overload device are designed to prevent the load from dropping or micro slipping in the event of clutch failure or an unexpected external hazard. n December 2014 n OEM Update



Quick update

Omron Automation to strengthen its business in Tamil Nadu and Kerala

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mron Automation India, part of Omron Japan,o one of the global leaders in automation technology, endeavours to consolidate its business in Tamil Nadu as one of the important regional expansion plans to be followed by the company in this FY. The company shared the information at its affinity seminar held at Coimbatore recently. The seminars have already been conducted earlier in Hyderabad, Indore and Ahmedabad. Speaking on the occasion, Sameer Gandhi, MD, OMRON Automation India, said, “This year we are taking our efforts to the next level by further exploiting the automation needs across its huge manufacturing industry base, especially, in the textile, automotive and engineering sector through channel expansion in our focused product categories of Vision, Safety and Sysmac. This will also help us to reach out to more

small and medium OEMs and customers situated in the adjoining areas of Coimbatore including Kerala.” Attended by more than 200 participants, comprising of OEMs, channel partners, system integrators and end users, the symposium was an interactive platform to make the participants acquainted with the company’s key offerings in industrial OMRON Automation portfolio such as Sysmac platform, vision inspection solution, robotics solutions, machine safety solutions, etc. and to share the company’s vision and plans. Incepted in 1993, Omron Automation India caters to over eight industrial segment namely packaging, automotive, material handling, solar, food & beverages, textile and panel handling applications. The product portfolio includes Industrial components, Automation Systems, Sensing & Safety, Motion & Drives and Software. Centering on the themes of quality, safety & the environment, it supports manufacturing innovation worldwide with unique sensing & controlling technologies. Of late, Omron has been concentrating on the solution business which solves management problems on diverse production sites. n

Kirloskar Chillers launched TURBOLEV range of chillers

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irloskar Chillers, a part of Kirloskar Group, a Pune based engineering conglomerate, has announced the introduction of its TURBOLEV series chillers using magnetic bearing centrifugal compressors. Kirloskar chillers are manufactured and tested in Pune. The TURBOLEV range extends from 95TR to 375TR, with single and dual compressor configurations. Being energy efficient the chillers can easily save 1820 per cent energy over conventional screw chillers. Periodically introducing innovative products and solutions for comfort cooling, process cooling and heating applications, Kirloskar Chillers has consistently demonstrated its commitment to customer satisfaction in every aspect of its business. In line with this philosophy they have introduced TURBOLEV range of water cooled variable speed centrifugal chillers using compressors with bearings using the principle of magnetic levitation. Certified in 10

accordance with AHRI500/590 and AHRI 551/591, these chillers are highly energy efficient, reliable and extremely quiet. The company aims to obtain 13 to 15 per cent of business coming in from TURBOLEV chillers in the coming financial year. In the years to come, TURBOLEV chillers would be the logical solution for buildings proposing to opt for Green Building rating in accordance with the US Green Building Council (USGBC), the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) or Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (GRIHA) certification systems. Highlights of TURBOLEV Chillers • High energy efficiency helps in reducing the carbon footprint • Oil free operation: Operates without need of lubrication of compressor • Soft start: The module significantly reduces inrush current at start up • Silent operation makes it desirable for cooling in highly populated areas • Ozone friendly refrigerant HFC-134a. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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Quick update

Automation PC 2100: Controller and PC in one

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Automation PC is barely larger than your hand yet still delivers maximum performance right where it’s needed

he new Automation PC 2100 from B&R unites the PC world with hard realtime applications. If needed, Automation Runtime and Windows can run at the same time thanks to powerful Intel Atom multi-core processing technology, allowing the Automation PC 2100 to be used simultaneously as a high-performance industrial controller as well as a PC for things like sophisticated HMI applications. And with such compact dimensions, it takes up hardly any space in the control cabinet at all. Despite its ultracompact housing, the Automation PC 2100 is a full-fledged PC system that represents a milestone in the performance capabilities of embedded systems – with a price/ performance ratio that can’t be beat. Available with single-, dual- or quad-core processors, the computing power of the Automation PC 2100 is

fully scalable. At the upper range of performance, it even exceeds the performance of many Core i-series processors. Totally maintenance-free Regardless of the variant, the absence of fans or other rotating components means that no maintenance whatsoever is required. Other standard features include two gigabit Ethernet interfaces as well as one USB 2.0 and one USB 3.0 interface. Fieldbus connections such as POWERLINK or CAN can be individually configured, and compact MLC-based CFast cards with 60 GB or more are available to meet every memory need. Maximum graphics performance The graphics engine used by Intel Atom processors is derived from Core i technology and provides powerful processing all the way up to Full HD. This is also the first time that support for DirectX 11 is provided in this segment, opening up even more possibilities for enhanced graphic capabilities in SCADA and other HMI systems. n

Eka Software Solutions announces release of InSight CM A next generation Smart ETRM software platform for managing natural gas

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ka Software Solutions, one of the leading global providers of Smart Commodity Management software solutions, has announced the release of InSight CM - Natural Gas 8.1, a next-generation energy trading and risk management (ETRM) software platform for market participants who produce, process, procure, trade, move, or market natural gas.

capture, scheduling, confirmations, operations, risk management, credit, and settlement.

“First and second generation ETRM and CTRM solutions do not have sufficient functionality to support the current and future requirements of complex and volatile energy markets,” said Manav Garg, CEO, Eka. “InSight CM - Natural Gas 8.1 reveals hidden opportunities and mitigates previously invisible risks contained in the energy and natural gas value chains; advanced analytics are key to the future competitive success of our customers.”

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By managing complex gas scheduling using realtime balance, capacity, and transportation cost data, the platform supports extremely complicated itineraries with multiple legs across the entire pipeline network.

In addition to providing a complete solution for managing natural gas, InSight CM - Natural Gas 8.1 is now fully integrated with InSight CM - SMART, Eka’s advanced analytics solution that provides commodity market participants with real time analysis and insights to make the most profitable decisions. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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B&R automating packaging lines with its key technologies

“With hardware product portfolio and integrated software platform, B&R has successfully automated packaging lines with key technologies.” Shyam Padwal, Assistant Manager – Marketing, B&R Industrial Automation Pvt. Ltd.

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&R Automation, being a well known name in automation field, is blazing a trail of innovation in the pursuit of solutions that focus on meeting its customers’ requirements – setting new standards in productivity, energy efficiency, flexibility and maintenance along the way. Mr Padwal talks about curent scenario and solutions offered by the company. Industry status When it comes to current status, one thing is clear that automation is now integral part of Indian packaging industry. It has been observed that in the consumer packaged goods industry, a product’s packaging plays a crucial role in its success. At the heart of this evolution is the rapidly changing lifestyle of aspiring Indian consumers and need to align product quality to global level. For quite a sometime there is an all-around understanding about the solutions offered by automation like increased throughput of the machines, improvement in the product quality, better working conditions for operators. It can be said that demand for technology is at high. “Price of the automation systems have declined in last decade which is driving the growth of the programmable controllers, intuitive touch panels, and servo based motion system in the packaging machines and process equipment,” explains Mr Padwal. “In fact, there is some level of confusion amongst the machine builders as to how sophisticated their machine should be and what level of customisation should be accepted to cater different demands from various brand owners.” B&R offerings B&R offers solutions for highly flexible packaging machines at the same time striking a balance

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between technical demands and economic feasibility. Packaging lines automated by B&R get all the benefits of state-of-the-art motion control, robotics, displays, safety, image processing and IT connectivity. A broad commitment to international standards allows B&R to vertically integrate packaging machines and packaging lines with MES and ERP systems. Developments such as PackML improve OEE calculation, while open and independent protocols like POWERLINK, openSAFETY, OPC UA and contribute to increased performance and future-proof compliance to standards such as ISA-88 Part 5 and FDA CFR 21 Part 11. “With hardware product portfolio and integrated software platform, B&R has successfully automated packaging lines with key technologies like registration mark control, winding technology, on-the-fly cutting, integrated vision system, pick and place and robotics,” informs Mr Padwal. B&R also offers its Scalability+ programme which helps take scalability to a new level – allowing automation solutions to be tailored to machine requirements with greater efficiency and freedom than ever before. reACTION technology “In our dedicated packaging portal, we present an impressive range of advanced solutions that cover the full breadth and depth of requirements faced by our partners in the packaging industry, from primary and secondary packaging through to end-of-line solutions,” adds Mr Padwal. With the advanced reACTION technology, B&R has reduced the response times for industrial automation down to 1 µs. Primary packaging is the most challenging task in the packaging industry. In these machines, the packaging material meets the product at the highest possible speed; as a result, the level of precision has a direct influence on both product quality and the usage of raw materials. Gravimetric and volumetric filling processes in liquid filling machines, for example, can take advantage of reACTION technology to operate valves and sensors with an unrivaled precision of 1 µs. Other high-speed packaging machine functions like code stamping and bad product rejection can combine B&R’s reACTION and NetTime technologies to synchronise motion control and distributed I/O to achieve absolute precision. n

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Turn Industry 4.0 into reality with seamless integration between IT and OT However, to take full advantage of these connected devices, another wave of integration is required – organisations need to bring their equipment and systems into the modern, information-enabled world. Five-stage model A five-stage Connected Enterprise Maturity Model is one guide for implementing a more intelligent OT/IT network.

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ith the rapid evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT), one can assume that almost every company would have a plan for connecting automation and business systems. IHS estimates that the number of Internet connected devices in the industrial automation sector will increase more than fiftyfold from 2012 to 2025 – at a compound annual growth rate of 36.3 per cent. Yet surprisingly low levels of integration were found between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT). Only 14 per cent of executives say that all plant-floor data is integrated with enterprise systems; about a fourth have little more than half of their plant-floor machinery (not including computers) Internet-enabled; and 30 per cent reported that none of their equipment is Ethernet-enabled. The future of industrial automation is inextricably tied to the rise of Internet Protocol (IP) technology and an infrastructure that can accelerate the IoT revolution. Around the world, forward-thinking companies and governments understand the need for investment. In Germany, the federal government is underwriting Industries 4.0, also referred to as “Industry 4.0,” to help industries harness the intelligence generated by the IoT to optimise processes, increase efficiencies and spur innovation. In the United States, the smart manufacturing leadership coalition has focused on implementing 21st century smart manufacturing best practices. Chief among those: applying a reference architecture that enables seamless collaboration and integration between IT and OT. Much of the technology needed for this revolution already exists. That includes IP-enabled networks (industrial Ethernet and Wi-Fi), information infrastructure (hardware and software), and intelligent, connected devices such as sensors, actuators and switches. 16

• Stage 1 (Assessment): Evaluating an organisation’s existing OT/IT infrastructure, including controls, networks, information solutions and security, is critical. A thorough assessment helps create the blueprint for new collaborative operation, laying the foundation for advanced technologies such as business intelligence software or cloud-computing capabilities. • Stage 2 (Secure and upgraded networks and controls): A challenge for many organisations is the sheer volume and variety of outdated controls and networks in place. In this stage, the organisation builds an OT/IT backbone that can deliver secure, adaptable connectivity from plant floor operations to enterprise business systems. Planning begins, and cross-functional teams assess new technology options and establish upgrade roadmaps. • Stage 3 (Defined and organised working data capital): The team now starts to define and organise all the available data needed for improving business processes. An effective OT/IT operation incorporates data from IoT devices across the enterprise to deliver performance-critical information that can be used for real-time, critical decision-making. • Stage 4 (Analytics): The focus shifts to continuous improvement and how best to leverage the newfound OT/IT capabilities. Analytics utilising the WDC help pinpoint the greatest needs for realtime information. In this stage the data turns into information that is insightful and actionable. • Stage 5 (Collaboration): Create an environment that anticipates activities throughout the enterprise and through the supply and demand chain, enabling responsiveness to external events, supplier and customer activities, business trends, and changing market conditions. Organisations are also able to leverage centrally located domain experts across their operations, sharing best practices and enlisting the knowledge base of an entire supply chain. n Authored by-

Mike Hannah, Rockwell Automation

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Automation

HARTING’s Han HMC: Robust solution for frequent mating and demating The series is certified for applications with more than 10,000 mating cycles. This means: Han HMC connectors continue to fulfill the strict requirements of DIN EN 61984even after 10,000 mating cycles. HARTING has achieved this longevity by consistently enhancing its proven standard industrial connectors. Major advantages • Use of known and proven components • Same handling and same processing as with standard connectors • Unchanged mounting dimensions • All existing crimp, assembly and removal tools can still be utilised. HARTING HAN HMC

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n industrial production, highly automated large scale production is more and more frequently being replaced by more flexible manufacturing technology. This is due to strongly individualised products. Due to the product differentiation, the requirements for flexibility in manufacturing have increased. The consequences can again be seen especially clearly in the automotive industry. The trend towards increased flexibility is seen in industrial production in general, and not only in automobile manufacturing. The challenges almost everywhere are: • Larger product ranges • Smaller production lots • Shorter throughput times High number of mating cycles in Industry 4.0 The answer to these challenges is a highly flexible (high volume) production that, for quite some time, has been established under the name Industry 4.0. It draws on the means of automation, the possibilities of self-configuration, self-optimisation and self-diagnoses all the way through to more complex, intelligent automation systems. In order to satisfy the growing demands for flexibility, the manufacturing plants and machines are becoming more and more modular. In order to enable the mating and demating of such devices, machines and systems reliably over a long period of time, they must feature durable, flexible and robust interfaces. The power, data and signal transfers must remain safe and reliable in spite of frequent mating and demating. HARTING has developed the new Han HMC connector series to satisfy the requirements. It comes up with its robustness, reliability, longevity, simple handling and flexibility. 18

Locking optimised In harsh industrial environments, but not only there, robust housings are called for to protect the connections. The locking system in the Han HMC was optimised to allow it to stand up to 10,000 closing cycles and the housings are also qualified for more than 10,000 mating cycles and always close reliably in compliance with the high IP65 protection class. The proven Han docking frames even make it possible to implement automatic docking systems for a large number of mating cycles. Thus, HARTING is offering many options for applications with a large number of mating cycles. A special feature here is certainly the fact that both the connectors and the housings are qualified for a large number of mating or locking cycles. The connections remain reliable even under the harshest environmental conditions with frequent mating and demating. Users can replace the standard connectors that they currently employ with Han HMC solutions without having to introduce any design changes. This is possible because only standard dimensions and components are involved. There are fundamentally no changes for users other than the fact that the Han® HMC connector is more durable. In brief HARTING’s new Han HMC connector series offers a simple, robust and application-oriented solution for devices, machines and systems that require connections for more than 10,000 mating cycles. The series particularly targets applications in the industrial environment and in medical technology. n

Authored by – Heinz-Günther Spreen, Product Manager, HARTING Electric GmbH & Co. KG

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Rittal sensing growth opportunities despite of having unorganised sector “Almost 70 per cent of the market is made up of the unorganised sector. Though the sector is unorganised, there are very few branded players in this market, that’s where we see the opportunity.” Jacob Chandy, VP – Sales and Marketing, Rittal India Pvt. Ltd.

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ittal India Pvt. Ltd., with its continuous efforts and improvements, has been establishing itself in the field of industrial enclosures business to become one of the promising players in the industry. In an interaction with OEM Update, Jacob Chandy discussed about what is driving the market and about challenges to market growth.

How do you look at your position in the automation market? We command a very good position, especially in the automation market. Today, when it comes to automation enclosures and controls system enclosures, Rittal is being preferred by customers over the years. What are the products and technology you offer in the automation segment? In the automation segment our major product is enclosures, whether it is the large enclosure or small enclosures. Today, any automation product needs to fit into its environment unless it’s a field instrument. All these products get into enclosures and so we are there, we cater to the entire process and also include for the electrical system, and the junction boxes. As far as technology is concerned, our differentiator would be that everybody fabricates in metal. We manufacture enclosures; we don’t fabricate the way basic fabrication is done. Our USP is the VIP production, which is required today in the painting process. We paint our enclosures the way a car is painted, except for the last stage, which is the product coating stage, the pattern is completely the same as the car. We have enclosures for indoor applications as well as for outdoor applications.

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How do you see the driving factors for the market and opportunities? Well, I will say enclosures are required for every application, whether you have a street light and you need a junction box below it, it’s an enclosure. Whether you find a toll booth, you will get an enclosure there. Today when the market is growing, there is a lot of infrastructure, a lot of power plants, a number of roads and highways; this is where we see tremendous opportunity for enclosures. We also expect the market to change. The more projects planned, the more enclosures required Almost 70 per cent of the market is made up of the unorganised sector. There are very few branded players in this market, that’s where we see the opportunity. The unorganised sector presents tremendous opportunity for us. What are the present challenges? The first challenge is the competition from the unorganised sector where the price levels are very low. This is possible because they do not follow any quality standards. The second challenge is that enclosures are still not considered as important elements in any projects. So that is the challenge we face of how to educate the customers of the importance good enclosure. How do you see the potential of your automation business in India? We are not into automation as such; however, we provide enclosures to automation vendors like ABB, Honeywell and Siemens. We supply enclosures to automation market. What are your future plans to gain maximum market share from this potential market? The plan is to shift the market to another sector. Currently, the unorganised sector has got its own challenges in term of power requirements, and labour requirements. Going forward, we see a lot of local discontinuing their business and they are not able to match our volumes as well. We have our own warehouses: one in the East, one in the North,two in the West and one in the South. With Rittal warehouses stalking the standard products, we should be able to respond quickly to customer requirements. This is the biggest plan we have in addition to taking the market away from the unorganised sector. n

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Automation

ABB brings new flexibility in machinery applications

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BB has extended its motion control offering with a range of three-phase AC motor drives providing remarkable system building flexibility for high-power and continuous machinery and motion control applications. The integrated features of the new MotiFlex e180 range means that the drive platform can be used - without additional hardware - in almost any type of application: with a host of different control systems architectures and communications and motor feedback schemes.

At the heart of this universal system integration capability is flexible realtime Ethernet compatibility and feedback interfacing, built-in functional safety, and the ability to be used in many different types of control system architectures - from centralised control to intelligent stand-alone motion solutions. The drives may even be configured using a range of different continuous/peak power output modes to optimise them for applications with different precision, dynamic performance and duty cycle requirements. Thanks to this flexibility, ABB expects the new MotiFlex drives to appeal to OEMs and automation engineers designing for an exceptionally broad range of continuous and heavy-duty application sectors including printing, papermaking, converting, textiles, plastics and steel production. MotiFlex e180 is an all-new design, but one which builds on the success of ABB’s earlier three-phase Ethernet Powerlink-compatible e100 drive range, and offers a flexible upgrade path. In total, nine new drives offer a choice of continuous power outputs up to 90A, and peak outputs up to a maximum of 120A. Four different continuous/peak output level and time combinations can be selected for each of the nine power levels, providing great scope for matching drive performance to 22

specific applications - including extended lifecycle operation in 24/7 environments. At the heart of the drive’s flexibility is a universal Ethernet communications capability. MotiFlex e180 drives may be software-configured for EtherCAT, Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP or Powerlink based systems - with further options in development. The drives also support many different forms of feedback including incremental and digital absolute encoders with different output formats, resolvers and the new generation of Hiperface DSL encoders which combine motor power and feedback in a single cable and offer significant cost savings on cabling and installation time for companies building large multi-axis systems. Integrated safety is another core feature of the design, and MotiFlex e180 drives feature dualchannel support for Safe Torque Off (STO) functional safety, conforming to PL e SIL3. Each drive also comes with a substantial range of builtin I/O including six digital inputs, two fast latch inputs, four digital outputs, two analog inputs and an analog output, a high power relay output, and a PTC sensor for motor thermal protection. MotiFlex e180’s extensive built-in functionality allows drives to be employed in many different control system architectures. The softwareselectable Ethernet communications capability makes it easy to build systems using PLCs from any vendor. Alternatively, the drives’ intelligence can be used in more decentralised architectures, performing profiling locally on the drive and reducing the load on the central controller. Unusually for this kind of architecture, ABB’s generic drive interface can be customised easily, making it easy for machinery OEMs to create applicationspecific functionality. In addition to working with centralised PLC or PC controllers, ABB offers its own embedded machinery controllers including the NextMove e100 - which is ideal for Powerlink-networked systems - and a brand new high-performance addition to ABB’s well-known AC500 PLC range for EtherCATnetworked systems. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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Collaborative robots: a gateway into factory automation

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ollowing the grand success of ‘Empowering Express’, a 7-tonne 16 wheeler virtual industrial showroom-on-wheels loaded with innovative Robotics Automation, Mitsubishi Electric India now launches the second edition of its high tech caravan. ‘Empowering Express-2’, was flagged off from Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL), Tapukara Plant, Alwar, Rajasthan. While major industrial cities of south India were toured in the maiden season, ‘Empowering Express-2’ will tour across the north making stopovers at industrial hubs. The mobile industrial showroom will travel to over 50 cities across the country with stopovers at major industrial hubs. The ‘Empowering Express’ will carry and display a variety of factory automation equipment for managing simple to complex applications across various market segments such as automotive, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, textile, water and waste water treatment, tunnel ventilation, power distribution also in premium residential and commercial buildings. Mitsubishi Electric India also caters to different customer segments like packaging, printing, plastic and panel builders. Mitsubishi Electric

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New wave of robotics automation showcased in the second edition of virtual showroom on wheels by Mitsubishi Electric India India’s endeavour is to come close to the customers, enabling them to have a look and feel of its wide range of products like Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s), Human Machine Interfaces, (HMI’s), Inverters, Variable Frequency Drives (VFD’s), Motion Controllers and AC Servos , Robots, Circuit Breakers and Control gear.

‘Empowering Express-2’ being flagged off from Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL), Tapukara Plant, Alwar, Rajasthan

The caravan showcases MEI’s cutting edge technology on Robotics Automation along with the other factory automation products and Low Voltage Switchgear range. Highly efficient range of Robotics RV2Fmodel (Vertical Type) with CR751D controller (Slim Type) with composite Speed of 4m/Sec, highlyrigid arms and the latest servo technology will be at display. n

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Kobelco aims to improve after sales support to go global Distributed by

“We have always been trying to improve our after sales support which will be main effort to increasing share of exports,” says Nilesh Bhorkar, National Manager - Sales & Marketing, Kobelco Cranes India Pvt. Ltd.

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obelco Cranes is having factories in Japan, India and China. Kobelco India offers three types of crawler cranes i.e. 100 MT, 150 MT and 260 MT. On the other hand, the company offers all the cranes above 260 MT from its Japan factory. Kobelco India factory started in 2011 and so far the company has produced more than 100 cranes and sold in Indian market. Kobelco offers its products in different segments. Its hydraulic crawler cranes include series like CKE-G, BME-G, CK-G, Sl, TS, CKS, BMS, 7000S. Whereas, its wheel cranes includes rough terrain cranes, lattice boom wheel cranes and conventional models as well. Also the company invests its time in R&D for continuous improvement. Its main research fields include mechatronics, structural strength, vibration and acoustics, heat conduction, processing technologies, joining technologies etc. Efforts for going global KCI plans to focus on good global quality cranes which will be acceptable with more localisation of the parts. In addition, the company is currently focusing on improvement of our local vendor/supplier of the components in terms of quality and commitments. “We have always been trying to improve our after sales support which will be main effort to increasing share of exports,” says Mr Bhorkar. At bC India At Kobelco stall, visitors will find some new technology in terms of equipment i.e. how crane is useful if one uses it with combination of the equipment. “We will display a combination of our crane with some new product/equipment including CKL 1000i with new equipment,” informs Mr Bhorkar.

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Also the company will be showcasing its truck mounted knuckle boom crane with capacity of 90 tonne and having vertical reach of 33.5 metres. n

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ElectroMech exploring overseas markets “We also believe in providing well-engineered turnkey hoisting solutions,” says Mr Mehendale. “Being one of the largest manufacturers of EOT cranes in India, and having association with some of the best-in-class companies across the globe, our cranes and hoists are supplied to diverse industries including automobile, construction, general engineering, heavy engineering, oil and gas, power, railways, shipbuilding and steel.” Hand in hand ElectroMech is an exclusive India partner for Germany’s ABUS Crane Systems for their entire range of standardised hoists and cranes. Apart from these, it iss a sole representative for Stahl’s range of explosion-protected hoists and cranes in Indian market. TC5013B-6 at work in Mumbai

“We are targeting to export our products and services to those overseas markets where infrastructure development is very active,” says Tushar Mehendale, Managing Director, ElectroMech Material Handling Systems

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oday ElectroMech is one of the largest EOT cranes manufacturers in India. It offers solutions for various applications in manufacturing plants and infrastructure projects through its range of hoists and cranes.

Range of offerings ElectroMech offers precise material handling solutions for a range of applications in manufacturing plants and infrastructure projects. The company’s product portfolio includes electric wire rope hoists, single girder and double girder EOT cranes, jib cranes, wall travelling cranes, goliath cranes, underslung cranes, as well as special purpose cranes such as stacker cranes and tunnel mucking systems.

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Given the nature of ElectroMech’s business, it caters mostly to the OEMs and earthmoving and construction equipment manufacturers. Some of its marquee clients include: JCB Manufacturing, Gamesa Wind Turbines, Tata Motors, Mahindra Intertrade, Mahindra Steel Service, Nahar Polymers etc.

In addition, recently, ElectroMech has entered into a joint venture with Zoomlion of China to manufacture, sell and service their range of tower cranes in India. Eye on exports “We are proactively exploring overseas market for our products and services,” says Mr Mehendale. “We are targeting to export our products and services to those overseas markets where infrastructure development is very active.” The past few years has seen ElectroMech expand its footprint across the globe; the company now has offices in India, an office each in Dubai and associates in Oman, Qatar, Kenya, South Africa and Bangladesh. While it does not have manufacturing plants overseas, it would explore opportunities for tie-ups in the respective markets to establish its presence and get understanding of those markets. The company believes that its experience with cranes, installed at small workshops as well as at gigantic shipyards, enhances its knowledge base. It is inspired to sharpen it further for designing advanced cranes for more critical applications. Key attraction at bc India At the Zoomlion-ElectroMech stall, it will be displaying the Zoomlion TC 5013 – 5 tower crane which is an India specific external climbing hammer head tower crane. Designed specifically for real estate high-rise construction projects, the crane has a 50 metres jib with a 1.3 tonne tip load. The maximum lifting capacity of the crane is 5 tonnes. At the ElectroMech stall, the company will be showcasing its solutions for the infrastructure construction industry. Also it will have on display a model of a gantry crane as well. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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Tuscon aiming to cater hydraulic needs efficiently

“We hope that more and more indigenous manufacturers of E&CE decide to push forward and we would like to cater to their hydraulic needs all the more better,” says Raj Dabholkar, Sales Director, Tucson Hydrocontrols Pvt. Ltd.

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ucson has become one of the leading names in overcentre valves. After its expansion, it procured more CNC machining, turning and grinding machines and high speed band saws. Now the company proudly lays claim to the most modern factory and product line in the field. Expectations from bC India Expo The company expects most of the exhibitors to come out with a bang. A lot of foreign companies are looking to indigenise their sourcing for locally assembled products while some are even looking at India as a possible location for their global sourcing programmes, so a lot of high powered discussions and quite a few deals can be expected at the event.

circuits for excavator, crane, backhoe and utility equipment attachments as standard products. With a more robust structure than its competitors and capabilities to withstand the harshest and most unforgiving environments, these would be the prime focus at our stall, believes the company. A more technologically significant product release is its Zero Differential Overcenter Valve which is capable of handling almost 350 litres of flow per minute. These are designed and manufactured in India without any foreign collaboration. n

However, as compared to last year’s venue – Mumbai, this time it would be somewhat challenging in Greater Noida as only the most dedicated visitors and exhibitors would be present there. “We hope that more and more indigenous manufacturers of E&CE decide to push forward and we would like to cater to their hydraulic needs all the more better,” adds Mr Dabholkar. Products to be showcased As a key player in the E&CE market for hydraulic valves and systems, the company is going to display its line of boom control valves. It would also be showcasing motor mounted valves for direct mounting on hydro-motors as well as stabiliser locking valves. In addition, flow control valves and standard hydraulic systems, proportional valves and electronics specially designed for the E&CE market would also be on the show.

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New products Along with its standard range, Tuscon is also now heavily catering to rock drill manufacturers with bespoke as well as standardised systems for equipment. It is now releasing its line of hydraulic integrated

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Elesa+Ganter, driven by innovation, aims to expand Its product range include 50,000 of standard machine elements worldwide- operating elements, clamping knobs, clamping levers, clamping lever, U-handles, fixed, revolving, fold-away handles, control elements, rotary controls, indexing elements, machine elements, joints, levelling elements, hinges, latches, hook, toggle and power clamps, accessories for hydraulic systems, tube clamp connectors, castors and wheels, retaining magnets etc. The original design is one of the most relevant characteristics of the Elesa+Ganter elements, coming from a combination of thorough ergonomic research and special styling care. The products are protected and by more than 150 international patents. “We believe in continuously searching for better ways of doing things knowing that innovation is the ultimate driver for long-term profitability and growth,” says Mr Grover.

“We believe in continuously searching for better ways of doing things knowing that innovation is the ultimate driver for long-term profitability and growth,” says Ram Grover, Managing Director, Elesa and Ganter India Pvt. Ltd.

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lesa+Ganter is a commercial joint venture between Elesa S.P.A (Monza, Milano, Italy) and Otto Ganter GmbH and Co. KG (Furtwangen, Germany). The joint venture made its first steps into the East-European market and today it covers more than 35 industrialised countries. Innovation starts with seeing things differently than others. Keeping the same in mind, Elesa+Ganter has always focused on its manufacturing know-how and product design.

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Product range Elesa+Ganter offers a range of standard machine elements to be used in almost all industries - dairy industry machines, packaging bottling and labelling machines, construction and material handling machines, hydraulic equipment, metalworking machines, medical and laboratory equipment, paper processing and printing machines, machines for building materials, plastic/rubber moulding machines, agriculture and gardening, woodworking machines, textile machines, etc and many more.

Customised solutions are part of Elesa+Ganter’s core competence. In spite of the enormous variety of standardised elements, there are often highly specific requirements in terms of dimensions, materials or functionality. Working closely with the customer, Elesa+Ganter then develops individual solutions. R&D is a key factor in productivity improvement. Elesa+Ganter is equipped with a modern dedicated R&D facility with advance testing laboratory. Its R&D team develops products as well as focuses on continuously improving the quality of the existing products. Global presence and customer service The company has its global presence in all its current and potential markets which definitely is an essential element of its business strategy. It has worldwide sales and distribution network in more than 35 countries. “Customer service is the overall activity of identifying and satisfying customers’ needs,” observes Mr Grover. “Today customers are not only looking for products, they need technical support as well. Hence the company provides customer support including technical assistance.” Key attraction at bC India The company’s key attraction would be its wide range of products which it will be showcasing at the exhibition. Apart from that its technical experts will be there who can guide for any kind of technical assistance and product related enquiry. n December 2014 n OEM Update


Exor has embedded a fast and efficient PLC and I/O into a single integrated system. HMIcontrol expands the power of the UniOP family of HMIs. The PLC modules are compatible with all Series 500 models and are IEC 61131-3 compliant. HMIcontrol is the ideal solution for basic applications or as a complement to existing control systems. It can be used as a stand-alone PLC for advanced computations, scaling, or in combination with I/O systems for machine control. The HMI maintains its inherent connectivity to drives, bus systems and more while performing HMIcontrol functionality.

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Canara being specific to customers’ needs “Our well qualified designed team having vast experience to design the cylinders on CAD system considers the customer requirements and parameters like pressure, speed, temperature, working media and application,” says Mr Shetty. “Being specific to the customers’ needs, we also manufacture and supply the cylinders with integrated cartridge valves.”

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“Being specific to the customers’ needs, we manufacture and supply the cylinders with integrated cartridge valves,” says Santosh Shetty, Managing Director, Canara Hydraulics Pvt. Ltd.

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aving its corporate office located at Peenya, Bangalore, Canara Hydraulics Pvt. Ltd. is one of the leading manufacturers of hydraulic cylinders, pneumatic cylinders and power packs. It is in the field since 1991 and ISO 9000 - 2008 certified company. The company focuses on supplying good quality products so as to meet customers’ requirements.

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Most of its seal selections will be on ISO housings ensuring availability of seals at any given point of time. It uses CDS ST 52 tubes precisely honed to 0.3 to 0.4 microns Ra finish to ensure long service life. It selects EN8/C45 material for piston rods and are precisely ground and hard chrome plated to 25 to 30 microns to surface finish of 0.2 to 0.3 microns Ra, and in special cases as need arises we select different materials for piston rods and heat treated to achieve the optimum service life. Canara generally selects the seals from internationally reputed companies such as Parker, Hallite, Simrit, NOK, Hunger etc. Its products include cylinders for mobile and construction, cranes and construction, mining and concrete pumping. It also possesses telescopic cylinders, long stroke cylinders, rotary joints and power packs. Applications Some of the industries being served by Canara solutions are material handling equipment, earth moving machinery, harvesters, mining machines, transport applications, garbage compactor and cement pumps etc. Canara also caters to the sectors like: • Steel mill heavy duty cylinders • Water well / core drill equipment • Injection moulding machine • All special purpose machines.

Product portfolio The company has in house facility of up to 10,000 mm long single setting honing and having good quality CNC turning and vertical machining centre. It has supplied the cylinders to various applications like earth moving, automobile, material handling, steel mills and special application like dam gates etc.

For increasing share of exports The company has planned and focusing on some specific activities in order to increase its global share of exports. Some of which are as follows: • Recruitment of additional manpower • Establishment of overseas sales offices • Business collaboration with existing customers • Participation in foreign exhibition.

Canara’s manufacturing range is as given below: • Bore size - from Ø40 mm to Ø800 mm • Stroke - up to 8,500 mm • Pressure - up to 650 bar • Speed - 0.4 metre/sec generally and 1 metre/ sec specifically.

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GGB assuring reliable and high performance bearing solutions maintenance-free bearings like GAR-MAX, HSG and DU for the construction equipment market. GGB products eliminate lubricants, reduce maintenance of equipment and also warranty claims for the OEMs. “GGB self-lubricated bearings are clean, lightweight, and environmentally friendly, providing a reliable performance than traditional greased bronze bearing,” says Mr Kulkarni. GAR-MAX Bush Bearings

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“GGB self-lubricated bearings are clean, lightweight, and environmentally friendly, providing a reliable performance than traditional greased bronze bearing,” says Tushar Kulkarni, Manager – Application Engineering, GGB Bearing Technology

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Benefits GGB bearings offer following significant benefits to its customers: • Less noise: With no moving parts, GGB bearings provide low-noise operation • Reduced system costs: A slim, compact, onepiece design offers significant space and weight reductions to make installation easier, lower system costs and minimise potential damage during installation • Replacement of expensive needle bearings: GGB bearings’ larger contact surface has a higher load carrying capacity, providing better impact resistance and improved performance • Environmentally friendly: Lead-free bearings comply with increasingly stricter environmental legislation, such as the End of Life Vehicles (ELV) and the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directives. Applications GGB maintenance-free bearings like GAR-MAX, HSG and DU deliver high reliability under the most extreme conditions in applications. These various applications include heavy-duty earth-moving and digging equipment, graders, excavators, concrete pumps, pile drivers, and lifting equipment such as forklifts and pallet trucks, scissor lifts, access platforms in addition to various types of cranes and container handling systems. Global footprint Presently GGB has no plant in India. However its qulaity 10 production plants are located in the US, France, Germany, Slovakia, Brazil and China are certified to the industry’s quality and excellence standards for health, safety, product quality and environmental management. GGB offers the widest product range in the industry with local technical support. “In addition to our 10 global production facilities, we operate and manage an international network of sales offices and distribution centers to supply over 30,000 customers quickly and efficiently, anywhere in the world,” informs Mr Kulkarni. n December 2014 n OEM Update



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SDLG oils & lubricants to enhance performance of components engine, which is matched to the hydraulic pump for further enhanced performance. LG958L (ARAI approved) The 17t L958L wheel loader features Deutz tier III engine with ZF powershift transmission. Configured to allow four forward, and three reverse settings, this single-lever control transmission makes the machine easy to operate. The structural components are specially adapted for job site conditions and put through rigorous strength tests to ensure the durability of parts.

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“The new range of oils and lubricants has been specially designed for SDLG machines to protect them against wear and tear and to enhance the performance of their components,” says B Sridhar, Business Head, SDLG Products, India

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DLG has been present in India since 2009, and offers its fuel-efficient, cost-effective wheel loaders and motor graders. Certified by Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), the products are customised for the Indian environment. SDLG is the supplier-of-choice to some of the country’s leading contractors in the quarrying, mining, roads, railway siding and ports segments. SDLG range of wheel loaders LG979 226kw, powered by SDLG tier III engine with highly productive LG979 wheel loader. It features an electronically-controlled engine and transmission giving improved productivity and performance.

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LG938L (ARAI approved) The 11t L938L wheel loader is designed for optimum break-out force to ensure a full bucket load every cycle – improving productivity and efficiency. The machine’s long wheelbase and high tipping load mean it stays stable even on rough terrain. The machine also features the powerful Deutz tier III

SDLG G9190 motor grader 148kw, powered by Deutz tier III engine with highly productive G9190 motor grader. The motor grader features a hydraulically-controlled movable blade for precision and performance. It offers improved performance on any terrain from highways and airports to construction and agricultural applications. It also offers customers a 13ft moldboard as standard for wider grade coverage with several other optional attachments like ripper, scarifier and dozer blade. Major attractions at bC India SDLG is going to make this bC India Expo special for it as it will be launching three products from its oil and lubricants range there. “The new range of oils and lubricants has been specially designed for SDLG machines to protect them against wear and tear and to enhance the performance of their components,” says Mr Shridhar. “India is the first market outside China to offer customers the range of engine, hydraulic and transmission oils.” The details of the SDLG’s offerings at bC India are as follows: • SDLG Engine Oil which is blended with hydrocracked base oils to deliver higher levels of engine cleanliness, which in turn leads to longer engine life, better output efficiency and lower maintenance costs. • SDLG Hydraulic Oil, which is also made from hydro-cracked base oils and which offers better thermal stability to protect components from oxidation and sludge build up as they are exposed to the higher temperatures caused by working operations. • SDLG Gear Oil, which is a lubricant to be used with a variety of transmission units. It offers longterm stable viscosity, which contributes to lower noise and offers better wear protection, even in the most demanding applications. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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Caterpillar continuing with its focus on technology with durability

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aterpillar has been active in India since the 1930s. Its India presence includes state-of-the art manufacturing facilities, research and development, as well as numerous global support organisations. Caterpillar employees, dealers and facilities are located at many locations to serve and support its customers and respond quickly to their needs. Caterpillar’s offerings When it comes to the OEM front for E&CE market, Caterpillar has continuously been offering its innovative products to meet ever-changing needs in the industry. Caterpillar has wide range of equipment from which a suitable combination of road construction machines can be used for different terrain and end-uses. “All Caterpillar products are built to last and offer quality technology, lowest lifecycle costs and high profitability for our customers,” says Ramesh Tipirneni, Country manager, Caterpillar India. The Cat 320D hydraulic excavators, 120K2 motor grader, 950H wheel loaders and the D6R dozer are some of the products which are excelling in their particular class and these products have proved to be bestsellers here in India as well, claims the company.

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“All Caterpillar products are built to last and offer quality technology, lowest lifecycle costs and high profitability for our customers,” says Ramesh Tipirneni, Country manager, Caterpillar India. Key attraction At bC India, the company will be showcasing its quality machines on display along with many road construction and utility equipment. Also on display will be customer support offerings that Caterpillar and its dealers (Gmmco and TIPL) can deliver. Also the company will be showcasing its product support solutions, rental and used equipment solutions, Cat financial services, and technology solutions at the show. n

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Multi-Wing set to fly high globally with continuous innovation twenty fan blades of different profile designs to match your cooling needs. They are available in a variety of materials to accommodate a range of perating temperatures. Mobile applications “Mobile application is a broad term covering construction, forestry, mining and equivalent machinery. Each machine is unique and has specific capabilities,” says Mr Thore. “Our strength is our ability to support our customers in identifying the fan solution which reinforces this uniqueness.” Mobile applications generally call for robust axial fan designs. The combination of axial fan blades cast in glass reinforced polyamide PAG and hub parts cast in aluminium alloy AL means less wear on engines and bearings. This material combination offers an axial fan with high durability able to cope with the vibrations generated by machinery. In situations with extreme vibration levels the variant PAGST may prove to be the suitable option. All versions of PAG enable operating temperatures as high as 120 C.

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“Continuous innovation is the key to increase global market share,” believes Yogesh Thore, Deputy Sales Manager, Multi-Wing India Pvt. Ltd.

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ince its inception more than 50 years ago, Multi-Wing has now become one of the world’s leading brands of axial fan impellers. It produces the most comprehensive and custom designed range of axial impellers on the market, suitable for the majority of applications.

Range of offerings Today Multi-Wing supports customers all over the world within the radiator, refrigeration and ventilation segments. The company focuses to meet their complex air-moving requirements by designing and creating tailor made axial fan products covering a huge number of product configurations and service.

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The company’s axial fans are designed to comply with TIER IV regulations in the USA and the Stage IIIB regulations in the EU. The PressureMAX axial fan blade is specifically designed for these regulations, generating maximum pressure at high efficiencies. Aiming to raise global market share Today Multi-Wing group is focusing to meet its customers’ needs all over the world through its global distribution covering all continents and 75 countries with tailor made product and service solutions. As the company claims, its solutions are based on the wide product range on the market, high quality and service together with more than 50 years of market experience and 30 years of experience with strategic partnerships. “Considering global market, we have repeatedly reconsidered our role in order to understand and meet complex and changing customer requirements all over the world. Therefore continuous innovation is the key to increase global market share and PressureMAX3 is the latest example of same,” says Mr Thore Clutch type fan and PressureMAX3 are going to be the centre of attractions at Multi-Wing’s stall at bC India Expo. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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JCB eyeing to make most out of ‘Make in India’ campaign

“JCB has been championing the theme of ‘Make in India’ for many years now and will continue to do so, with zero defect (One Global Quality), with zero effect and sell everywhere.” Amit Gossain, EVP - Sales, Marketing and Business Development, JCB India

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CB India Ltd. is today one of the fastest growing companies in the Indian earthmoving and construction equipment industry. The company has been recording remarkable growth rates year on year. Mr Gossain talks about JCB’s approach to strengthen itself in market through ‘Make in India’ campaign.

JCB’s role in ‘Make in India’ The need for infrastructure development in India is enormous however, the Government needs to kick start the on ground movement. The primary agenda of the Government should be to debottleneck stalled infrastructure projects on ground and increase investments in the sector. Recently PM Narendra Modi has launched ambitious ‘Make in India’ mission. Commenting on the same, Mr Gossain says, “With the Government’s ‘Make in India’ campaign, the Indian Infrastructure sector will get a major boost in the coming years and so will the Indian construction equipment sector. India needs $250 billion investment in 20 years to put in place a basic urban infrastructure relating to transport, water supply, sanitation and solid waste management alone.” JCB exports to Africa, Middle East, South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent, and to the parent and sister companies. Moreover, JCB has invested continually including during the down-turn in 2007-08 and now during 2013-14. It has recently inaugurated two new manufacturing plants in Jaipur. “JCB has been championing the theme of ‘Make in India’ for many years now and will continue to do so, with zero defect (Our mantra is One Global Quality), with zero effect (all our plants are green) and sell everywhere,” says Mr Gossain.

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Solutions offered Being one of the promising and leading players in the field, JCB has number of solutions to offer in the areas of earthmoving and construction equipment. The company offers a wide range of variants in every product category to ensure that its customers derive the most out of it. The company believes in upgrading our products from time to time to ensure its machines are most innovative and most fuel efficient. It also believes that its flagship product backhoe loader is just getting better with each passing year. Currently, JCB offers 5 variants (2DX, 3DX, 3DX Super, 3DX Xtra and 4DX). It has made some significant changes in its existing range of tracked excavators with industry leading cab, structure, reliability and fuel efficiency. Presently, JCB offers excavators starting from 3-tonne to 36-tonne: JS30, JS 81, JS 120, JS140, JS205LC, JS220LC and JS360. In the compactor segment, JCB has introduced VMT330 tandem roller which is a versatile compactor with high compaction forces and drum offset design. This machine is suitable for compaction in restricted spaces as this has got high kerb clearance. Also, the vibration system and articulated joints are maintenance free. VMT 330 roller provides saving up to ` 1.10 lacs in 3 years, claims the company. Further, JCB presently offers 3 wheel loader models (two variants of 430 ZX, 432 ZX). The two models of 430ZX are 3.3 tonne payload and the 432ZX is for 3.6 tonne payload. JCB wheel loaders come with bucket capacities ranging from 1.5 cum (rock bucket), 1.8 cum (rock bucket) to 3.1 cum buckets. “JCB wheel loaders are capable of continuous hours of uninterrupted and productive operation,” assures Mr Gossain. “We provide best in class operator comfort through ergonomically placed operator controls.” The company has recently introduced two new product lines in the material handling segment – India designed Loadalls (Loadall 7m and Loadall 11m) and India designed skid steers (SSL 135 and SSL 155). It offers the range of construction equipment – 25 machines in 7 product lines which are manufactured in India. JCB recently manufactured its 200,000th machine in India. n

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lubricants

Shell focusing to fulfil key expectations like efficiency and cost-effectiveness

“In current scenario, energy efficiency, fuel efficiency and total cost of ownership are the key expectations from customers and all the major OEMs are working towards that.” Akhil Jha, Vice President, Technical (Lubricants), Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.

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t its operations Shell India aims to address social concerns and work to benefit local communities. It is one of the leading players in the field. Today the company is into variety of businesses of lubricants, bitumen, retail, marine, aviation etc. Mr Jha talks about Shell India’s contribution towards earthmoving and construction equipment (E&CE) sectors.

Solutions for E&CE sectors Shell Lubricants has been providing its various solutions time to time in the areas of earthmoving and construction equipment. The company works with various OEMs in India and align products and services to suit best for the requirements. This enables OEMs to deliver value to their customers. “In current scenario, energy efficiency, fuel efficiency and total cost of ownership are the key expectations from customers and all the major OEMs are working towards that,” observes Mr Jha. “At Shell Lubricants, we have innovative products to offer energy efficiency, reliability and total cost of ownership.” Moreover, Mr Jha explains the offerings from Shell Lubricant’s side in detail as follows: Hydraulic system OEMs are designing very compact hydraulic systems with smaller hydraulic tanks and pump manufactures offers special pumps with dry case. This becomes very demanding for oil in terms of• Thermal stress cause oxidation and deposits in system which leads to malfunctioning • Less time for separation of air which causes foaming and associated operational and reliability issues. Shell has developed fully synthetic hydraulic 44

oil Tellus S4ME to meet these challenges and to reduce the friction. Combination of energy efficiency from equipment and Tellus S4ME becomes useful in challenging situations. Engine oil As engine is the only source of power and if one can reduce fuel consumption in the engine, it will contribute to not only savings in fuel cost but also in helping the environment through less CO2 in the tail pipe emission. Shell has developed Rimula R6LME which meets these requirements while taking care of hardware durability and reliability aspects for all modern engines. Greases Greases are another application for earth moving equipment where it does not get much of attention of customers as it becomes non priority item. However, poor selection and application of grease can be very expansive practice. It is observed in field that in many of the cases, life of components in off-highway equipment become shortened and re-greasing intervals are very short. Shell has a range of grease under brand name of Gadus for off-highway equipment ranging from grease for pin bush application to draglines, wire ropes, open gears etc. The company has many cases where Shell grease backed by Shell LubeExpert services has delivered great value to customers. ‘Make in India’ It is observed that the industry is looking positively at the new campaign announced by Government – ‘Make in India’. Many professional are sensing the opportunity to expand through the same. “As Shell has a good presence in off-highway segment with approval and relationship with many global and local OEMs, ‘Make in India’ is a good opportunity for us as equipment will be made in India with less of imports and more of exports,” says Mr Jha. The company is well experienced to work with OEMs to offer solution to be more competitive in market in terms of quality. As Shell is a global player, its export oriented unit will have advantage with choosing and recommending Shell for consistency of high performance products. n December 2014 n OEM Update


E&Ce OEM

ExxonMobil offers efficient and cost-effective solutions Recognising the value of sustained energy efficiency for business, ExxonMobil understands usage of high-performance lubricants can lead to significant energy savings and offers innovative solutions

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xxonMobil Lubricants Pvt. Ltd., a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil Corporation, was present at the launch of an independent study by the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) on ‘Enhanced energy efficiency in industrial lubrication’. The study’s findings, against the background of techno-strategic data emanating from the study and industry validated performance data in real-life case studies, established that energy efficient lubricants help achieve productivity improvement across various applications in industrial sector along with reduction in carbon emissions. Energy efficiency is visibly a paramount issue for every company in the global industrial sector, no matter how large their operations are or what they specialise in. From an operations and cost efficiency perspective, reducing energy consumption can have a positive impact on a company’s bottom line. According to ExxonMobil’s Energy Outlook Report, energy demand in 2040 is expected to double from 2010 levels, and the rate of increase is anticipated to be even higher in countries like India that have a rapidly expanding industrial business landscape. Chima Eze, Global Industrial Brand Manager, ExxonMobil Fuels & Lubricants, said, “The industrial sector is a major consumer of energy, accounting for about half of all the electricity consumed around the world — and for about 30 per cent of primary energy use. One opportunity for energy conservation that is often overlooked in industrial facilities is the technology behind the lubricant used.”

Energy efficient technologies Deployment of energy efficient technologies reduces the negative impact of energy consumption on the environment and society, while at the same time reducing energy costs, thus contributing towards sustainable development. Also, minimising energy consumption can help companies demonstrate to their partners and customers that they are committed to sustainable practices. Glen Sharkowicz, Asia Pacific Industrial Lubricants Marketing Manager, ExxonMobil Fuels & Lubricants, added, “With our comprehensive strategy, referred to as Advancing Productivity, we leverage our technology leadership and application expertise to help companies enhance their operational safety, achieve their environmental care-related goals, December 2014 n OEM Update

and maximise productivity thus delivering energy efficiency benefits to our customers”. ExxonMobil offerings ExxonMobil offers a broad line of advanced lubricating oils and greases that can help increase equipment operating efficiency and engine fuel economy. It can also help contribute to reduced energy and resource use, lower emissions and cost savings for industrial equipment, machinery, passenger and commercial vehicle engines. Mobil Industrial Lubricants is geared to meet industry requirements through a suite of stepup technology lubricants designed to potentially deliver energy efficiency benefits. Its range of energy efficient lubricants currently includes the next-generation Mobil SHC 600 series, Mobil SHC Gear series, Mobil SHC Pegasus, Mobil SHC Cibus series, Mobil SHC 500 series and Mobil DTE 10 Excel series. In extensive testing, these technologyleading lubricants delivered significant energy savings compared to conventional oils. According to Shankar Karnik, Mobil SHC Brand Manager & Energy Advisor, ExxonMobil Lubricants Pvt. Ltd., “In the Indian industry, we are already working with various stakeholders to apply energysaving lubricants to reduce industrial energy demand.” For Mobil Industrial Lubricants, innovation, technological leadership and application expertise lie at the core of its product portfolio of advanced lubricants solutions for companies across all sectors. And as technology innovation continues to evolve, Mobil will continue to take application expertise to new heights and help its partners advance the productivity of their equipment. n

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SKF offers exact solution to accelerate performance of ACC plants • Possibilities of no greasing, under and over greasing • Impact on bearing service life because of poor lubrication practices • Higher maintenance cost due to unplanned shutdown and higher grease consumption • Customer satisfaction issues related to on time delivery. To address these issues SKF offered solution named ‘SKF System 24 – LAGD 125/WA2’.

New era of lubrication at ACC Concrete Ready Mix Plants in Bangalore with SKF System 24

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CC Cement, Holcim Group Company has 5 concrete ready mix units in and around Bangalore. In these plants, concrete is prepared by combining various ingredients like sand, water, aggregate (rocks, gravel, etc.), fly ash, ad mixture and cement. A concrete plant can have a variety of parts and accessories, including but not limited to: mixers, batching system, conveyors, radial stackers, aggregate bins, cement bins, heaters, chillers, cement silos, batch plant controls, and dust collectors. The majority of concrete ready mix plants are located within 10-20 km radius of site of construction; taking into account its setting time. Concrete prepared needs to be delivered to its destination within 1.5 to 2 hours.3

Issues faced by ACC Cement: • Grease contamination owing to dusty and harsh operation conditions • Poor operator safety as most of the greasing points area are at heights and inaccessible 46

Features of SKF System 24: • Toolless set up • Stoppable • Detailed information on the label minimises risks of improper installation • Designed and tested for the toughest real working conditions IP 68 – Dust tight and water-proof ATEX approved for zone 0 • Optimum dial readability • Detachable batteries for an environmentally friendly disposal • Specially designed top ring for an optimum grip • Transparent container facilitates inspection tasks. Results: • Trouble free greasing • Enhanced operator and equipment safety • Reduced grease consumption • Improved plant reliability • Strict compliance to customer internal safety and lubrication standards. “Installation of SKF System 24 - LAGD 125/WA2 ensured trouble free greasing and significant improvement in overall plant reliability,” said Dr K S Bhoon, Head - Organisational performance excellence, ACC Concrete, Holcim group. Company quote “SKF System 24 – LAGD 125/WA2 is an automatic lubricator which accelerates performance, strengthens reliability, helps in efficient use of human resources and also ensures safety. By optimising lubricant consumption it minimises the impact on environment and thus all these factors together reduce the total cost of ownership for a plant,” said Sudhir Rege, Director, Industrial market, Regional sales and services, South Asia, SKF. “The fact that a Holcim Group company has recommended the implementation of System 24 is testimony to the benefits of this system.” n December 2014 n OEM Update


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Speak Out

Haynes plans to expand in India sensing huge potential

“When it comes to manufacturing and use of our products in India, we see a significant potential for our company.” Dr Vinay Deodeshmukh, Market Manager, Haynes International

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aynes International, Inc. is one of the leading developers, manufacturers and marketers of high-performance nickel- and cobalt-based alloys used in corrosion and high-temperature applications. On the sidelines of CORCON conference held in Mumbai recently, Dr Vinay Deodeshmukh speaks to Parag Pujari and analyses the current status of industry. He also considers India as big potential market.

Your session was about corrosion in petrochemicals, chemicals and fertilisers industries. So how do you see the awareness in industry in this regard? It is very important to have technical information exchange. CORCON conference organised by NACE India section provides the platform to achieve the required knowledge base in the country, as India tries to establish itself globally as a manufacturing hub. There is significant awareness in the industry to mitigate corrosion. The US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) released a break-through study on the direct costs associated with metallic corrosion in nearly every US industry sector, from infrastructure and transportation to production and manufacturing. Results indicate that the total annual estimated direct cost of corrosion in the US is approximately 3.1 per cent of the nation’s GDP. Mitigating corrosion would significantly save money and there is a significant push to minimise losses incurred from corrosion not only in the US and Europe, but also in India. What is your strategy to grow in India and how 48

has been your journey so far? So far our journey in India has been slow but steady; however we see India as a potentially big market. As Haynes International is a global company and we want to grow geographically as well, we are focussed towards growing in India. Haynes International has always been at the forefront of developing and producing high performance alloys and related products to meet the increasing demands of the industry. Nickel alloys are in general considered exotic alloys in the industry and are rather expensive compared to stainless steels and carbon steels. Solutions to mitigate corrosion with the use of nickel alloys have a big potential in India. We started our own office in India 9 years ago which is now based in Chennai. In the past, materials selection in India has always been ‘cost-driven’ rather than ‘performancedriven’, however, there is a change in this trend as the Indian industry is now keen on minimising down-time with the push for the use of high performance alloys instead of selecting alloys on the basis of cost. How do you see the current Indian market and new government’s approach to encourage the business in India? There is a big potential for growth in India. As PM Narendra Modi has initiated ‘Make in India’ campaign, international commodities are being welcomed to India. Now as more plants get built in India, there will be more corrosion related problems. Many times corrosion related failures can also be a safety concern. The key point would be to have technical information exchange to be able to stand and solve those problems in future. NACE International is just trying to achieve that by organising conferences such as CORCON and training sessions. What are the safety measures being taken by your company for the workers? Safety is extremely important for Haynes International. Safety is our prime focus and the basic principle our company is based on. For us, it’s very important to be well prepared to minimise the probable risk or the risk of accidents. Believing in ‘prevention is better than cure’, we conduct safety workshops.We conduct safety December 2014 n OEM Update


Speak Out updates daily, weekly and monthly at different levels within the company. Would you like to mention any particular solution offered from your side? We produce two different families of alloys which are called corrosion resistant alloys and high temperature alloys. High temperature alloys are used above 550 C and corrosion resistant alloys are used below 550 C. Corrosion resistant alloys are typically used when some medium is present like hot concentrated acid such as sulphuric acid, hydrochloric acid or phosphoric acid. These acids are very aggressive, so the heat exchangers, reactor vessels require alloys that could handle these acids. Corrosion resistant nickel alloys are mainly used in the chemical processing industry and in the areas of energy, health and environmental, oil and gas, pharmaceutical and flue gas desulfurisation industries. The attributes of HASTELLOY alloys include high resistance to uniform attack, localised corrosion resistance, stress corrosion

cracking resistance, and ease of welding and fabrication. Whereas high temperature alloys are primarily used in the aircraft gas turbine engines and land-based gas turbine engines, they are also used in the CPI, petrochemical and fertiliser industries. Can you please share your future plans about expansion? Yes, geographically we see Asia as a big and growing market including China, South East Asia and India. We do see Europe and North America as mature markets; and now see significant growth in the Asian market. India is trying to catch up with China on many fronts. When it comes to manufacturing and use of our products in India, we see a significant potential for our company. We have made significant investments in our mills in the US to improve our manufacturing capacity and capabilities. We currently have sales offices and service centres in different parts of the world including Europe, North America, and in Asia – India, Singapore, and China. n

ALBRO’s roller chains and sprockets

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LBRO, a reputed name in mechanical power transmission products, specialises in superior quality products, available off the shelf as well as made to order in mild steel, cast iron and carbon steel, etc. ALBRO is authorised main dealer for “Diamond” super chains and genuine spares, connecting locks and half links made by TIDC INDIA, an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 company. Its usual range includes chains and sprockets in simplex, duplex and triplex; conveyor chains with attachments; elevator buckets and chains; PIV chains; leaf chains; extended pitch chains; silent chains and stainless steel industrial chains (any type, any size) and their spares. ALBRO also has a complete range of gears, such as hob cut spur, bevel spiral and helical gears, racks and pinions, ratchets and pawl, and worm I worm wheels. ALBRO is also reputed for its excellent range of couplings which include jaw and chain types, universal joints, gear, tyre and pin bush type. Its pulleys range includes timing belt pulleys, flat pulleys, V-belt pulleys and variable speed pulleys like diaphragm (both side - basket spring) type and junior type pulleys with fabricated sliding base. December 2014 n OEM Update

The expertise of its friendly staff provides helpful design assistance using its exclusive gear design tables and simplified engineering tables and many price and energy saving ideas. ALBRO has everything a client needs in mechanical power transmission products. n Contact: ALBRO Trading Co., 42-44, S. M. Allabux Marg (Bhajipala St.), Mumbai - 400003. Tele: +91-22-2342 4336; 23441194, Fax: +91-22-2344 7116 Email: albrotradingco@gmail.com www.albrotrading.com 49


pumps & Valves

How technology is transforming the valves industry The valve industry is seizing new opportunities and the statistics are overwhelming. The industry is experiencing an upsurge in the demand for valves. cost of all valves is approximately 2 per cent of total factory and machinery cost. In India, Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) is one of the largest manufacturers of valves since over six decades. It has got accredited with ISO 9001 and introduced sluice valve in India. KBL offers wide product range including cast steel GGC, single, double and triple offset butterfly valves, suction diffuser valves, triple duty valves, ball valves, tamper proof kinetic air valves, swing type non-return valve and foot valve, impulse cum thermodynamic steam trapping device, etc.

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he valves today have practically found place in every sector. All core sectors like power, oil and gas, water, infrastructure projects, metal and mining, chemicals, drugs, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, require various types of valves for expansion of capacities, de-bottlenecking or routine maintenance and repair of factories. Valve is a small but critical support device that is omnipresent because it is a must for operation and control of all big devices and processes.

Current scenario Currently world valve market size is $ 62 Billion with North America and West Europe as the largest markets. The global demand for valves is expected to grow and reach $ 75 Billion by 2017. China, Africa, Middle East and India are likely to be the fastest growing markets while oil and gas, chemicals, power, metal, pharmaceuticals, marine and water resources will be the fastest growing segments. India constitutes around 2 per cent of Asia’s valve demand with ` 10,000-crore market size. The valve industry being an intermediate industry is completely dependent on the growth of the core sectors in the Indian economy. Therefore, with an expected growth in the oil and gas, power, pipeline, steel, infrastructure, petrochemicals and pharmaceutical industries, the demand for valves is also expected to gather steam. On an average total 50

Transforming phase Valve industry is transforming from low technology valves to a range of high and medium technology products. The growth in nuclear industry is spurring the development of high technology valves. KBL with N, NPT and MO certifications will be at an advantageous position to cater the demand arising from nuclear industry. The certification also serves as an assurance of the capability to address the critical applications. Power generation shift from low efficiency conventional thermal power plants to high efficiency ultra-mega power plants with super critical coal fired boiler technology will create the demand for high technology valves. The Indian valve industry needs to collaborate and work closely with the end users to rise up to the global challenges, demands and opportunities and grow together. Over the period, manufacturing technologies are evolving and new technologies are emerging in the valve industry. KBL boasts state-of-the-art manufacturing infrastructure including co-ordinate measuring machines, lapping machines, horizontal boring machines, large size vertical turret lathe, CNC machines and drilling machines. Collaboration with end users has helped KBL to come up with innovative products like cast steel gate, globe and check valves, gland less resilient seated sluice valves, tamper proof kinetic air valves, suction diffuser and triple duty valves. KBL has recently acquired FM certification and UL listing for its gate valves for fire protection. December 2014 n OEM Update


pumps & Valves It also offers structural analysis (stress and deflection), seismic analysis, thermal analysis, life cycle tests, energy audits and computational fluid dynamics analysis to its customers. With the advancements in electronics, valves are also becoming smart in its operations. Aptly designed, smart and energy efficient valves are the need of an hour. KBL suction diffusers and triple duty valves significantly reduce extensive piping, valves and space requirements. Materials and challenges Material cost accounts to around 60 per cent of the total cost of valve. Carbon steel, stainless steel, duplex and super duplex steel, ductile iron or other materials in cast / forge form are needed to manufacture valves. Valve supply prices are fixed by the competition prevailing in the market, so it is imperative to improve on raw material and conversion costs. Higher operational efficiencies and innovation help add directly to the bottom line. KBL provides valves with advance technology glass flake filled coatings which improve reliability and performance in the hazardous environment. Today, the key challenge to deliver valve on time to the market is the availability of quality castings. In-house foundry significantly

benefits KBL to produce and supply quality casting on schedule. Export market KBL exports valves to foreign countries like USA, Oman, Sharjah, Laos, Vietnam and South East Asia. There is replacement market in the mature economies and large untapped market exists in the developing economies of Africa, West Asia, South America and the undeveloped East Europe. Exports for Indian valve industry will grow at 10-12 per cent owing to the competitive edge with India like technically qualified manpower and low manufacturing costs. With the national and international references like Massachusetts Water Resource Authority, Sohar Oman, National Thermal Power Corporation Sipat, Star Steel International LLC Rebar and Structural Mill Sharjah; KBL is well positioned to address the opportunities prevailing in the global market. n Authored by-

Ramchandra D Mahind, Associate Vice President & Head (Valves), Kirloskar Brothers Ltd.

KHD Valves: four-decade companion for industrial valves

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HD Valves Automation Pvt. Ltd. has been manufacturing industrial valves for the past four decades. Each and every valve passes through stringent quality control tests at every stage of production. Each valve is made perfect in all respects. Each valve is tested on in-house state-of-the-art test bed as per the latest Indian BS and ASA standard for hydraulic and pneumatic testing. Standardisation of valves components manufacturing ensures easy inter-changeability; hence, maintenance becomes most easy. KHD Valves has also experience in manufacturing of precision industrial valves and built-up enviable position for two decades in terms of quality and reliability demanded by its clients across the process industries and other vital industrial units. The company has necessary infrastructure of manufacturing testing, design and drawing. To keep pace with the fast changing world, KHD Vales has computerised most of its activities from designing to marketing. It has real appetite to design and develop new types of valves or tailor-made designs for customers. KHD Valves

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has been standardised for all critical services by renowned establishments. n Contact KHD Valves Automation Pvt. Ltd. Jogani Industrial Estate, Bldg. No: 9, Gr. Floor, Unit No. 7, V.N. Purav Marg, Chunabhatti (E), Sion, Mumbai – 400022 Tele: +91-22-24051234, 24055678 Fax No: +91-22-24055678 Mob: +91-982 111 6437, 8108450450 Email: khdhemant@gmail.com www.khdvalvesautomation.com 51


Brand Report

igus polymers offers high machine reliability at low cost igus, the plastics expert presents a new tribo-tape and other new products for the machine tool industry

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ricing pressure is increasing in the machine tool industry in order to keep pace with international competitors. So it is necessary for manufacturers to be able to use high-quality and reliable components at a low cost. igus offers products for machine tools that are high quality and also cost-effective. The tribo-tape made of a new material, the lubricantfree polymer slewing ring bearing with individually adjustable swivel angle, or the new chip-proof R2.75 energy tube. ‘Save money – safe quality’: This igus slogan symbolises the provision of reliability in conjunction with cost savings to the customer. Thus product and process costing for machine tool manufacturers should be reduced without compromising on quality. A novelty is the tribo-tape made of the material iglidur V400. The liner is now available in a more wearresistant material. This withstands temperatures of up to 200 C and is resistant to media and easy to bond. An example of this would be in machine beds; the iglidur tribo-tape provides freedom in the construction of gliding surfaces.

Protection against chips Constructed on the basis of the cost efficient E2 principle (two parts per chain link) made of tribologically optimised plastics, the energy tube of the R2 series also provides protection against external dirt accumulation and flying chips. The contours of the lid are smooth and its curvature and narrow manufacturing tolerances ensures that there is no accumulation of chips between the stop dogs. At the same time the two-side flip-open lid saves assembly time, since they need not be completely removed to equip the energy tube with cables. Due to the double stop dogs the R2.75 energy tube can absorb high additional loads and handle even long unsupported lengths. The integrated grid also ensures a firm hold of the interior separation, even in side-mounted applications. All cables are effectively protected from abrasion and wear by smooth interiors and modular partitioning systems using snap-on separators. Ready to install iglidur PRT slewing ring bearings The ready to install iglidur PRT slewing ring bearings, widely used in the pivoting arms of control panels and screens of machine tools, are now available with individually adjustable angle stop. The angle range is freely selectable and adjustable in increments of 2°. If a subsequent adjustment of the angle is necessary 52

The iglidur tribo-tape for machine guides

The chip-proof R2.75 energy tube has snap-open lid on both sides

The ready to install iglidur PRT slewing ring bearings

during operation, this can be easily performed by manually converting the stop dogs. The conversion of the variable twist limitation does not require anything more than the manual loosening and shifting of stop dogs and pins. Plastic gliding elements made from the proven igus material iglidur J are used in the slewing ring bearings, so that any external lubrication and maintenance can be fully dispensed with, avoiding machine downtimes. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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ALM: bringing in world-class quality

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entilation is an important part of maintaining a comfortable, healthy, productive environment for people. Demand controlled ventilation using CO2 sensors prevents energy losses from over-ventilation while maintaining indoor air quality. ALM Engineering & Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd., one of leading importers and providers of analog and digital instruments required for measuring accurate pressure, humidity, temperature, indoor air quality, etc. from world renowned manufacturers. These instruments are used mainly in BMS/EMS, HVAC, cleanroom/pharma industries and textiles. The company offers GE-make “Ventostat” Telaire wallmounted CO2, humidity and temperature transmitter. The salient features of the unit are: • Patented Absorption Infrared Gas sensing engine provides high accuracy in a compact low cost package • Patented “ABC Logic” self-calibration system eliminates the need for manual calibration in most applications • Lifetime CO2 calibration guarantee when using ABC Logic • Mounting plate with two-piece terminal blocks provide quick, easy wiring. • Gas permeable of the sensor • Locking screw secures cover and sensor to the mounting bracket for tamper resistance • Dual simultaneous analog outputs (V & mA) available for CO2 • Sensors are shipped factory calibrated • Temperature sensor in all models • Modern enclosure with customised branding available

• CO2, humidity and temperature models • CO2, humidity and temperature models • Two-piece design allows unit to be replaced without the need for rewiring. Wall mounted sensors are used to control a specific area such as a conference rooms, class-room, meeting halls, large offices, work area etc. The company offers following types of transmitters: • Telaire T8000/T5100 Ventostat series are easy to install and have a clean, modern look that suits most indoor environments. • Telaire 8000 Ventostat series is available in a number of configurations including multivariable covering relative humidity & temperature measurement along with CO2. It offers field selectable analog outputs: 4-20 mA, 0-10 V & 0-5 V. It is also offered in digital outputs such as Modbus and BACnet. It can be offered in ranges of 0 – 2,000 up to 0 – 50,000 ppm. • T8100- uses a single channel sensor using Telaire patented ABC Logic for lifetime calibration. Single channel sensor are used is spaces where there is no full-time occupation (most applications). • T8200- uses a dual-channel optical system and three point calibration process for enhanced stability, accuracy and reliability. Used where occupancy is 24 hours a day such as call centres. • T8300-uses a single channel sensor with Pitot tube kit duct measuring of CO2 ABC Logic enabled. n

Veekay Impex establishing itself in casters segment

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eekay Impex is the distributor of HOD brand casters in India. Veekay Impex and HOD share a vision to jointly develop and market HOD brand casters across India and make brand the leading caster wheel brand in India. The main objective of Veekay is not just selling caster wheels and allied products but it is to cater to the specific needs of each and every Industry. The company aims at marketing caster wheels application wise, means to provide solutions to every end user like hospital, medical lab, automobile industry, manufacturer of display units, bakery, foundry, construction industry, cargo handling, airport and shopping trolleys, textile industry and various other industrial, institutional and material handling applications. Its technical and marketing team has done a study of caster wheels required by various December 2014 n OEM Update

industries and caster wheels used in different fields.

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Veekay focuses on timely supply of goods and services to its customers. Its technical team constantly works towards developing new, innovative, customised and application based solutions for its customers keeping in mind the current industrial growth around the globe. The company’s marketing team understands the nuances of industry and assists in selection of the appropriate product. As the end users and their satisfaction is of prime importance for the company, it focus has been to provide high quality products which ensures longer durability and increased productivity. n 53


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BKT has its fastest turnaround

Balkrishna Tyres (BKT), a name to reckon within the off-highway tyre industry, supplies tyres to many major OEM’s across the globe BKT’s Chopanki plant

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KT’s core strength lies in its widest range of products with more than 2,100 Stock Keeping Units, R & D focus, quick new product development process, commitment to quality and firm belief in after-sales services.

Environment first Being a successful company in the field, BKT also has a deep rooted sense of responsibility and affection for the world and environment which then transcends encapsulating the company’s fundamentals and functioning. It takes all possible measures to contribute towards the cause from energy efficient manufacturing units, lush green campuses, raw material procuring which are least hazardous to the environment. In fact BKT was the first company from India to offer REACH compliance product, recommended by European Union for environmental protection. Even the new logo is a reflection to the philosophy of moving from green to greener society. Quality assurance The latest tyre testing facilities including endurance testing machine up to 32 MT and tyre X-Ray inspection machines back up BKT’s in-house quality assurance and testing program. BKT has a dedicated outdoor testing facility at ISMA, Italy and all such tests are based on strict international regulations. Further, BKT’s tyre testing and evaluation experts also seek constant feedback from the market, resulting in continuous improvement. Stands for the market need BKT has its own mould plant which enables them to have the fastest turnaround time i.e. from a new concept to product availability in the market. Moreover, it has always focused to be proactive and in sync with ever-changing market needs. To 54

respond the same, it develops about 150-160 new SKU’s every year. Having advanced testing labs, BKT is also associated with various testing facilities across Europe. BKT offers excellent training to the OEMs which include training to their service personnel and dealers. The training is imparted not only in-house but also in the field, sharing knowledge on new products, tyre care and maintenance, and warranty etc. BKT aims high Indian tyre companies are no longer just manufacturing tyres for commercial vehicles but the market has expanded encapsulating high-end consumers with heavy OE needs for industrial, construction and mining purposes. By 2015, BKT plans to have 10 per cent market share globally and in India the company expects to be the leading supplier in the market for industrial construction, mining and the speciality agriculture requirements. Demand for BKT tyres Furthermore, a rise in application requirement demands has been observed over the period. BKT is a vendor and collaborator with companies like Coal India Ltd. which is among the world’s largest OTR customer. BKT is working intensively to be at tandem with the emerging needs of its clients and doing well while keeping the costs low and efficiency high. Expanding production BKT is continuously expanding its production base. With three state-of-the-art tyre manufacturing plants and one in-house hi-tech mould-manufacturing facility at different locations in India, BKT is well equipped to feed the ever-growing demand of its worldwide customers. n December 2014 n OEM Update



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electronica India and productronica India reflect optimism of electronics industry taking the Indian electronics industry to an altogether different platform in the global arena.” The trade fairs had a grandeur opening with participation from Government officials, leading associations, industry professionals and technical experts. One of the highlight of the trade fairs was the buyer-seller forum. This forum fulfilled the requirement of large electronics hardware manufacturers by connecting them with the best suppliers. The buyers got the chance to shortlist the suppliers based on their requirements and engage in a focused one on one discussion.

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lectronica India and productronica India ended with a strong result of 13,906 visitors. 341 exhibitors, representing 713 companies, showcased their products, solutions and services at the trade fairs from September 23 to 25 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru. Both exhibitors and visitors were extremely satisfied with the results of the trade fairs.

One of the highlights of the trade fairs was the DEFTRONICS conference on India’s Defence and Aerospace sector, which was graced by the presence of the Karnataka Minister of IT, BT and S&T, S R Patil who said, “India spent roughly $30 billion on imports of electronic products and components which will significantly go up if we do not encourage domestic ESDM ecosystem”.

Bhupinder Singh, Acting CEO of MMI India, said, “Such trade fairs are benchmark of the electronics components and production technology industry,

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ESS-IS is designed to create a consortium for industrial manufacturers, engineers, wholesalers and decision makers for government procurements like defence, airlines, railways, public sector undertakings of central and state government. Buyers and sellers will be able to meet in one location, achieve economies of scale and be able to find solutions to industry wide problems. The show has its focus on interdisciplinary, crossindustry themes such as forging and casting, electrical components, machine tools and hand tools, design and the efficient use of materials. It is an excellent platform for subcontractors and suppliers of industrial components and materials to showcase their competence and technology strengths to OEMs and institutional buyers. The show is organised by EEPC India under the aegis of Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt of India, offers an impressive technological showcase for engineering products and technologies. The joint development of the industrial supply subcontracting segment of Deutsche Messe AG will have a multiplier

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effect in further strengthening the IESS property. Anupam Shah, Chairman, EEPC India, said, “With over 500 exhibitors from India and abroad, 1000 International delegates and 10000 trade visitors from India, India Engineering Sourcing Show offers you a never before opportunity to explore business partnerships and joint ventures; seek investment opportunities in India and abroad and soar your business to greater heights.” IESS-IS is recognised as the sourcing event in India, showcasing the latest technologies and preferred meeting place for buyers and sellers from all over the world. The show represents products and services in industrial supplies and subcontracting, automotive component, industrial and electrical machinery, raw materials, composites mouldings and materials, metal and shop floor, retail engineering, testing, measuring and analytical equipment, innovation and technology and investments and engineering, respectively. Highlights of the show will be global sourcing meet, vendor development meet and smart city theme summit. n December 2014 n OEM Update


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NACE’s event CORCON concludes with over 800 delegates from 20 countries “The need for a dedicated policy for the chemical sector has been felt for a long time in order to facilitate rapid increase in the share of this sector in GDP and accelerate the development,” said Ananth Kumar. “I truly congratulate the NACE International India Section for providing a platform where various stake holders could discuss developments and improvements in corrosion control and mitigation.”

L to R- NACE team and the key speakers of CORCON’14 with the minister of chemicals and fertiliser, Mr. Ananth Kumar.

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ORCON’14 was attended by over 800 international delegates from over 20 countries who took part in various technical symposia and technical interactive forums. Ananth Kumar, Union Minister of Chemicals and Fertilisers was present as a chief guest for the event. Present at the event were eminent speakers from across the world to speak on various topics relating to corrosion and its impact in India and globally. Also, more than 150 technical papers on various topics on corrosion were presented by scholars, professors, scientists and industry leaders. The three day event was supported by various Indian and international ministries and welfare organisations.

He also announced that the Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology attached to his ministry will soon enter into a memorandum of understanding with NACE to train employees in corrosion control. Renowned speakers included the past president of NACE International, Elaine Bowman, Dr Harvey Hack, President of NACE International, Jon Cavallo, VP and Senior Consultant, UESI Nuclear Services, Newington, Prof. Amir Eliezer, Dean, The Authority for Research & Development, Israel and Prakash D Shende, Vice President, Reliance Industries Ltd. among others. These industry stalwarts discussed the hazards of this underestimated menace. NACE International revealed that a little more than 3 per cent of the GDP of the country is eroded in corrosion every year. Industries such as the defence, automobile,

Digital Factory to be main attraction at Hannover Messe next year

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he trade fair for industrial technology is staged annually in Hannover, Germany. The next Hannover Messe will run from 13th to 17th April 2015 and feature India as its official Partner Country. Hannover Messe 2015 will comprise ten flagship fairs: industrial automation, motion, drive and automation, energy, wind, mobilitec, digital factory, industrial supply, surface technology, research and technology. The upcoming event will place a strong emphasis on industrial automation and IT, power transmission and control, energy and environmental technologies, industrial subcontracting, production engineering and services and R&D. The overarching integration of industrial processes is entering the next round: Exhibitors at the Digital Factory trade fair (to be staged under the umbrella of Hannover Messe 2015) will demonstrate what industry needs for this next evolutionary phase, how product development and manufacturing processes will be coordinated in the future, and what the integration of

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information technology and automation can look like in action. The lead theme of the trade fair for industrial technology is ‘Integrated Industry – Join the Network’. “Since its premiere in 2003, Digital Factory has successfully established itself and provides very fertile soil for the technology needed for Industry 4.0,” said Oliver Frese, Deutsche Messe’s Senior VP in charge of Hannover Messe. Digital Factory provides a comprehensive look at IT solutions needed by manufacturing firms for each and every step, e.g. CAx for conceptualisation and design, MES and ERP for production planning and control, simulations and forecasts using virtual reality and 3D models of products and factories, as well as management of product and manufacturing data throughout the product lifecycle using PDM and PLM. All the major suppliers are represented, including Dassault Systemes, Microsoft, PTC, SAP and Siemens PLM Software, as well as many smaller businesses. n 57





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Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Company Name: Eugia Pharma Specialities, a subsidiary of Aurobindo Pharma, is Project Details: implementing an oncology products (injectables) manufacturing project Cost: at Village Koltur, dist. Rangareddy, Telangana. The project is scheduled for Project Location: completion in December 2015. Type: Location: Rangareddy, Telangana. ContactUnder Person: Status: Implementation Address: Plot No 11, Survey No 9, Water Mark Building, Hitech City, Kondapur, Hyderabad, Hyderabad - 500084, Telangana, India. Tel: 91-40-66725000/ 66725331. Email: info@eugia.co.in; Website: www.aurobindo.com

ARS MetalsName: is planning an 8 MW WHR-based CPP at Naidupet, dist. Sri Company Potti Sriramulu Project Details:Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. The entire project is planned for completion in 30 months from zero date. Cost: Location: Andhra Pradesh. Project Location: Status: Type: Under Implementation Contact: Senior Manager,Materials. Contact Person: Address: D Block 109, LBR Complex, 2nd & 4th Floor, Anna Nagar East, Chennai 600102, Tamil Nadu, India. Tel: 91-44-43500687/ 43500593/ 45606700. Fax: 91-44-43500597. Email: purchase@arsmetals.com,arsmetalsimport@yahoo.com; Website: www.arsmetals.com

Non conventional energy Bhagyanagar Green Energy, belonging to the Surana Group, is implementing Company Name: aProject 5 MW solar phototvoltaic IPP at Parigi, dist. Rangareddy, Telangana on 30 Details: acres. Cost: PPA has been signed with the Government of Telangana. Location: Telangana, India Project Location: Status: Type: Under Implementation. Contact: Senior Manager,Project Contact Person: Address: Registered office : 2nd, 3rd & 5th Floors, Surya Towers, S P Road, Secunderabad, Hyderabad - 500003, Telangana, India. Tel: 91-40-27845046/ 27845119. Fax: 91-40-27818868/ 27848851. Email: surana@surana.com; Website: www.surana.com

Thermal Power generation Company Name: is planning a 50 MW coal-based CPP in dist. Nagaur, Birla Corporation Rajasthan. The project will come up as a part of its integrated cement Project Details: project. Cost: Land acquisition is in progress. Further details of the project are yet to beLocation: finalized. Project Location: Nagaur, Rajasthan. Type: Status: Planning Stage Contact Person: Contact: Manager,Sales & Marketing

Address: Chanderia Cement Works, Madhavnagar, P.O. Cement Factory, Chanderia, Chittorgarh - 312021, Rajasthan, India. Tel: 91-1472-256601/ 256602/ 256608. Fax: 91-1472-256609 Email: admin@birlacement.com; Website: www.birlacorporation.com

Metallurgical Industries Amex Alloys is implementing a 250 TPM alloy steel casting unit at Company Name: Investment Casting Foundry, Kunnathur, dist. Coimbatore, Tamil Project Details: Nadu. The project is coming up adjacent to the existing plant. Cost: Location: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Project Location: Status: Under Implementation Type: Contact: Senior Manager,Maintenance Contact Person: Address: S.F. No. 289/2, Kunnathur Pudur Post, Sathy Main Road, Coimbatore 641107, Tamil Nadu, India. Tel: 91-422-2654162. Fax: 91-422-2653121. Email: sales@amexalloys.com Website: www.amexalloys.com

TEXTILES DCM Shriram Industries, belonging to the Shriram Group, is planning Company Name: an expansion of its rayon tyre cord, dipped fabric, carbon disulphide, Project Details: sodium sulphate manufacturing project & CPP at Village Ladpura, dist. Cost: Kota, Rajasthan on 325,000 sq. mtrs. The estimated cost of the project Project Location: is Rs. 1.63 billion. Type: Location: Kota, Rajasthan. Contact Person: Status: Planning Stage Address: Plant Address: Shriram Rayons Unit, Khasra No. 248, 342, 245, 246, 247, Shriram Nagar, Ladpura, Kota - 324004, Rajasthan, India. Tel: 91-744-2480001/ 2480002/ 2480004. Fax: 91-744-2480003/ 2481519 Website: www.dcmsr.com

Oil & gas exploration & extraction Mumbai Aviation Fuel Farm Facility is planning an integrated aviation Company Name: fuel facility at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, dist. Mumbai Project Details: City, Maharashtra. Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Cost: Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and Mumbai Project Location: International Airport will form an equal joint venture. Type: Location: Mumbai, Maharshtra. Contact Person: Status: Planning Stage Address: Administrative Office : Block No 2, 1st Floor, Near New International Terminal, Next To Hyatt Regency, Sahar Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400099, Maharashtra, India. Tel: 91-22-66850100/ 66851010. Website: www.csia.in

Sugar Bannari Amman Sugars, belonging to the Bannari Amman Group, is Company Name: planning an integrated sugar project in dist. Mysore, Karnataka. The Project Details: project will consist of a sugar project, molasses-based distillery and a Cost: bagasse-based co-gen power project. Project Location: Location: Mysore, Karnataka. Type: Status: Announcement/Conceptual Stage Contact Person: Contact: Manager Address: Plant Address: Sugar Unit II, Nanjangud Taluk, Alaganchi, Mysore 571301, Karnataka, India. Tel: 91-8221-235045/ 235055 Fax: 91-8221-235014 Email: basngd@bannari.com, Website: www.bannari.com

Chemicals Mahadev Laminates is planning a synthetic resin manufacturing project at Village Jamvadi, dist. Rajkot, Gujarat. The project will come up in the existing Company Name: building. The project is waiting for environmental clearance. Project Details: Location: Rajkot, Gujarat. Cost: Status: Stage ProjectPlanning Location: Contact: Type: Training Manager Address: Survey No.49/1, Plot No.3&4, Taluk Gondal, Jamvadi, Rajkot - 360311, Contact Person: Gujarat, India. Email: info@mahadevlaminates.com Website: www.mahadevlaminates.com

Chemicals Shimoga Life Sciences is planning a 300-400 TPA synthetic organic Company & Name: chemicals herbal products manufacturing project at Village Attivaram, Project Details: dist. Sri Potti Sriramulu Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. The cost of the project Cost: is Rs. 50 million. Project Location: Location: Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. Type: Planning Stage Status: Contact Person: Address: Administrative Office : W-57A, MIDC, Kupwad, Kupwad, Sangli 416436, Maharashtra. India Tel: 91-233-2644442. Email: shimoga2008@gmail.com/ shimogalife@gmail.com Website: www.shimogalifesciences.com

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Company Name: Punjab State Power Corporation Limited Tender Detail: Procurement of spares for Bowl Mills, Coal pipe and RCF Stage-I, II & III. M.S. Flange of size 510x550x55mm (ID x OD Thickness) 80 nos. Location: Roopnagar Documentation Sale from:11-November-2014 Documentation Sale to:15-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 500/Closing Date: 18-December-2014 Address: V&P.O. Ghanauli, GGSSTP, Roopnagar-14011 3 Punjab, INDIA. Contact Person: Mr. Barinder Deep Singh Designation: Dy.CE/Monitoring, GGSSTP Roopnagar. Tel: 91-1881-275666 Fax: 91-1881-274232 Email: se-monitoring-ggsstp@pspcl.in Website: www.pspcl.in

Company Name: Power Grid Corporation Of India Limited Tender Detail: NIT NO 764-(1)EXTN OF 400KV MUZZAFARPUR S/S UNDER ERSS VI, (2) (A) EXTN OF 400KV RANCHI. Location: Uttar Pradesh Documentation Sale from:12-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 26-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 25,000/EMD: ` 1,11,85,000/Closing Date: 02-January-2015 Address: Dy General Manager (CS-G5), Powergrid, Saudamini, Plot No 2, Sector-29, Gurgaon-122001, Haryana, INDIA. Designation: Dy General Manager (Cs-G5) Tel: 91-124-2822372/2337/2352 Fax: 91-124-2571831 Website: www.powergridindia.com

Company Name: Power Grid Corporation of India Limited Tender Detail: Tower Package TW01 For 400KV D/C (Quad) Kurukshetra - Jind Transmission Line Associated With Transmission System Strengthening In WR-NR Transmission Corridor For IPPS In Chhattisgarh. Location: Chhattisgarh Documentation Sale from: 07-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 22-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 25,000/EMD: ` 26,696,000/Closing Date: 29-December-2014 Address: Dy General Manager (CS-G10), Powergrid, Saudamini, Plot No 2, Sector-29, Gurgaon-122001, Haryana, INDIA. Designation: Dy. General Manager (CS-G10) Tel: 91-124-2571700-19 Extn. 2339/2376/3316 Direct: 91-124-2571866. Fax: 91-124-2571831 Website: www.powergridindia.com

Company Name: NTPC Limited Tender Detail: EOI for Sale of Power plant Materials of its TTPS plant having capacity 660MW (4x60MW & 2x110MW), located at Angul District of Odisha Location: Angul Documentation Sale from:1-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 24-December-2014 Closing Date: 24-December-2014 Address: Talcher Thermal P.O. Talcher Thermal, Angul - 759101 Orissa, INDIA. Contact Person: M.K. Pattanayak Designation: DGM (Stores) Tel: 91-6760-246108, 246110 Email: mkpattanayak@ntpc.co.in Website: www.ntpc.co.in

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Company Name: North Eastern Railway Tender Detail: Fabrication and supply of :- Improved Switch Expansion Joints (complete set) 52 Kg. Rail as per RDSO drawing no. T -6914 with latest alteration if any, conforming Company Name: Power Grid Corporation Of India to IRS specification no. T-10-2000 with latest Limited corrigendum, if any with all fittings as per Tender Detail: Nit No 912: Turnkey Transmission Annexure-I. (On e-basis) Line Package For 220kv D/C Transmission Line Portion Location: Gorakhpur Between Harsh Vihar Patparganj S/S, Specification No Documentation Sale from:17-November-2014 Cc-Cs/595-Nr1/Twt-2891/3/G5 Documentation Sale to: 30-December-2014 Documentation Sale from: Documentation Fees: ` 1,500/01-November-2014 EMD: ` 98,000/Documentation Sale to: 31-December-2014 Closing Date: 30-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 25,000/Address: Office of the Principal Chief Engineer, EMD: ` 24,522,000/North Eastern Railway, Gorakhpur Closing Date: 07-January-2015 273012, Uttar Pradesh, INDIA. Address: Powergrid, Saudamini, Plot No 2, Sec-29, Contact Person: Shri Bharat Bhushan Gurgaon-122001, INDIA. Designation: Executive Engineer/T.P. Designation: Dy. General Manager (CS-G5) Mobile: 91-9794840219 Tel: 91-124-2822372/2337/2352 Email:dyceg@ner.railnet.gov.in Fax: 91-124-2571831 Website: www.ner.indianrailways.gov.in Website: www.powergridindia.com

Company Name: Central Railway Tender Detail: Supply, assembly and painting work of Eddy Current Clutch drive and guard arrangement for WDS6 locomotives Location: Maharashtra Documentation Sale from: 24-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 23-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 2,000/EMD: ` 19,830/Closing Date: 24-December-2014 Address: Chief Workshop Manager, Central Railway, Loco Workshop, Parel, Mumbai-400012 Maharashtra, INDIA. Contact Person: Mr. Prakesh Designation: Senior Service Engineer Tel: 91-22-67457159 Website: www.cr.indianrailways.gov.in Company Name: Rail Vikas Nigam Limited Tender Detail: Supply, installation, testing and commissioning of indoor signaling works in connection with the work of doubling between Bina – Guna and Ruthiyai – Kota section of Bhopal and Kota Division respectively in the state of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, India Location: Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan Documentation Sale from: 05-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 22-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 20,000/EMD: `. 5,357,000/Closing Date: 23-December-2014 Address: 174/2, Shakti Nagar, Opposite Alkapuri Gate No 1, Bhopal -462024. Madhya Pradesh, INDIA. Contact Person: Mr. Deepak Arora Designation: General Manager (Project) Tel: 91-755-2489761 Fax: 91-755-4295368 Email: deepak@rvnl.org Website: www.rvnl.org

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Company Name: NMDC Limited Tender Detail: Design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning and AMC for 5 years of classroom type advanced equipment simulators complete in all respect for various mines of NMDC Documentation Sale from: 7-November-2014 Documentation Sale to: 18-December-2014 Documentation Fees: ` 5000/EMD: ` 24,00,000/Closing Date: 14-January-2015 Address: Bailadila Iron Ore Project, Kirandul Complex, Dantewada - 494553 Chhattisgarh, INDIA. Contact Person: Sri K.S.Rao Designation: Dy. General Manager (MM) Tel: 91-7857-255234Fax: 91-7857-256355 Email: skroy@nmdc.co.in Website: www.nmdc.co.in

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