2004
Our Beginning
Established with conventional lathes, capstan lathes and drilling machines.
About Dharmesh Engineering
Established in 2004 in Gujarat, India, Dharmesh Engineering is a family-run manufacturing business that has grown through practical machining experience, customer relationships and continued investment in CNC technology.
Dharmesh Engineering began in 2004 with conventional lathes, capstan lathes and drilling machines. From these beginnings, the business developed its manufacturing experience and established its place in precision component production.
In 2016, we introduced our first CNC machine, marking an important step in the development of our workshop. We continued investing in CNC technology and expanded our equipment to three CNC turning machines.
Today, we combine CNC turning with conventional machining experience to manufacture custom brass fittings and turned components according to customer drawings and specifications.
Based in Antaliya GIDC, Bilimora, Gujarat, our team of 12 people supports our manufacturing activities. We also train local workers in conventional machining and drilling, contributing to the development of practical workshop skills.
A steady progression from conventional machining to CNC manufacturing and international customer supply.
2004
Established with conventional lathes, capstan lathes and drilling machines.
2014
Began regular exports to Australia, developing experience in supplying components to international customers.
2016
Acquired our first CNC machine and continued investing in CNC turning technology.
Our approach is grounded in manufacturing experience, practical problem-solving and attention to customer requirements.
Our background in conventional and CNC machining helps us assess component drawings and consider practical production requirements.
We have supplied components to Australia regularly since 2014 and understand the importance of dependable supply and clear communication.
Our team supports daily manufacturing operations, and we train local workers in conventional machining and drilling.
From our original conventional machines to three CNC turning machines, we continue to develop our manufacturing capabilities through practical experience and investment.
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