Jaya Hind installs 4400-tonne die-casting machine in India

By Staff Report December 24, 2024 6:36 pm IST

Jaya Hind Industries, has installed India’s largest 4400-tonne high-pressure die-casting machine at its Urse plant near Pune.

Jaya Hind Industries Private Limited, a part of the Dr. Abhay Firodia Group of companies, has achieved a milestone with the installation of India’s largest 4400-tonne high-pressure die-casting machine from Buhler-Switzerland at its Urse plant near Pune. This massive development highlights Jaya Hind’s emphasis on technological innovation and its mission to set new industry benchmarks.  

The 4400-ton die-casting machine is a game-changer in manufacturing, setting new benchmarks for producing complex aluminum structural components. This cutting-edge marvel makes it possible to create parts that were once out of reach in the region. From structural components like cradles, shock towers, and housings to advanced aluminum parts for electric vehicles and heavy-duty transmission and flywheel housings for commercial vehicles, this machine pushes the boundaries of what’s achievable in modern manufacturing.  

Prasan Firodia, Managing Director of Jaya hind Industries, said, “This marks a proud moment for Jaya hind and the Indian die-casting industry. The 4400-ton machine reflects our relentless dedication to innovation and excellence. It empowers us to meet the rising demand for large, complex structural parts for futuristic applications, particularly in the rapidly evolving EV sector. We are looking forward to enhanced production capacity and improved workflows through the same.”

With this ground breaking installation, Jaya hind Industries is poised to cater to both domestic and international Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). The enhanced capabilities align with the growing global demand for lightweight, high-strength aluminium components critical to next-generation vehicles.

This milestone elevates Jaya hind Industries and positions India as a global leader in advanced die-casting technology, redefining the future of manufacturing in the aluminium sector.