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Our involvement starts from concept and ends with successful commissioning of the system.
Our philosophy is to work as an associate with our clients.

SPMs

**Special Purpose Machines (SPMs)** are custom-designed, tailor-made machines developed for specific manufacturing tasks that cannot be efficiently performed by standard machines. They are built to handle high-volume production with high
precision, speed, and repeatability, often focusing on a single function such as drilling, tapping, pressing, assembling, or testing

Features of SPMs (Special Purpose Machines)

Task-Specific Design

• Built for a dedicated operation (e.g., hole drilling, automatic torquing, leak testing).

High Productivity

• Designed for fast cycle times and continuous operation.

Automation-Ready

• Often integrated with PLCs, HMIs, robotics, and sensors.

Precision Engineering

• Achieves tight tolerances with minimal variation.

Custom Tooling

• Equipped with jigs, fixtures, and tools designed for the specific part or process.

Robust Construction

• Made with industrial-grade materials for 24/7 operation.

Low Operator Intervention

1. Often semi- or fully automatic with minimal manual handling.

Process Integration

1. Can combine multiple steps like feeding, processing, inspection, and ejection in one unit.

Safety Features

• Includes guards, interlocks, emergency stops, and alarms.

Real-Time Monitoring

• Equipped with data collection systems for process control and diagnostics.

Applications of SPMs in Manufacturing

Automotive Industry
• Gearbox or engine component drilling, tapping, and pressing
• Automatic torqueing of fasteners
Electronics Manufacturing
•  Automated PCB testing, soldering, and component placement
Appliance Assembly
•  Door hinge assembly, leak testing for washers or compressors
Medical Devices
•  Automated gluing, welding, or testing of small components
Packaging Industry
• High-speed labeling, sealing, or counting machines
Metalworking
• Multi-spindle drilling, punching, or notching
Plastic Manufacturing
• Component trimming, hot staking, or insert pressing
Inspection and Testing
• Automated quality control for dimensions, pressure, leakage, or
electrical tests
Battery & EV Manufacturing
• Cell welding, thermal paste dispensing, pack assembly
Furniture and Fixtures
• Automated assembly of mechanical or decorative fittings

Advantages of SPMs in Manufacturing Systems

High Efficiency and Output

• Achieves faster production rates compared to general-purpose machines

Consistency and Quality

• Delivers highly repeatable results with minimal variation

Reduced Labor Requirements

• Lower manpower needed due to automation.

Process Reliability

• Designed for continuous operation with minimal downtime.

Reduced Cycle Time

• Performs tasks faster than manual or multi-step processes.

Tailored for Specific Needs

• Ideal for operations where standard machines are inefficient.

Lower Rejection and Scrap Rates

• Precision tooling and automation minimize defects.

Compact Footprint

• Combines multiple operations into a single station to save space.

Better Safety

• Less manual interaction reduces exposure to hazards.

Long-Term Cost Savings

• Higher upfront cost is offset by improved productivity and reduced errors.