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Central Mechanical Workshop (CMW) is centralised infrastructural facility for the development, fabrication and assembly of mechanical portion of R & D projects undertaken by the organization. The workshop often suggests necessary modification in the design as per the available infrastructure and manpower. It is a matter of great pride that shop floor is equipped with sophisticated machinery for carrying out complex operations and machining of intricate components.
Shop floor covers an area of 2500 sq mt. with a sanctioned load of 250Kw. It has healthy working environment and congenial atmosphere. There are 51 trained staff personnel well versed in their respective trades such as Turning, Milling, Fitting, Precision machining etc and are equally divided in five different sections
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Section I |
Milling section |
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Section II |
Turning section |
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SectionIII |
Fitting & sheet metal |
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Section IV |
Planning section |
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Section V |
General section |

It has an excellent metrology lab well equipped with measuring standards and instruments. Precision measuring machines/systems are of immense value and add credibility to the organization. Besides linear dimensional measurement of precision fabricated components, undertakes the inspection and calibration of measuring standards/instruments from both Govt. and private Institutions.
CMW is ISO 9002 certified and works on laid principles / procedures for maintaining Quality Policies and Objectives of the organization. The improvements in quality system through audits/surveillance help in achieving the organizational goal and establishing its credibility worldwide.
Facilities available
The shop floor has many specialised area of activities so as to manage the development and fabrication of any intricate profiled components. They are
CAD / CAM
Ultrasonic Machining
Vacuum forming
Pattern making
Surface Treatment and Electroplating
Arc welding, Plasma cutting & welding
Presses for sheet metal works
Besides the host of basic machinery like lathes, milling, grinding and other general machinery, with which an ideal bench marked shop floor must be equipped, CMW has the following list of sophisticate and precision machinery
CNC Turning
Jig Boring
Thread grinding
Gear hobbing
Precision Engraving
Jig Boring

Jig Boring Machine “ ACIERA” is designed to bore accurate holes with precise location and have consistency, repeatability in measuring system. The digital read out enable to display accurately its coordinates axis (X,Y&Z). The data of the coordinates are stored for any batch production required. The machine is of great utility in fabrication jigs & fixtures for large production of components offline. Both rotatory/angular and Cartesian coordinate system are use for accurate positioning and holing . The machine is also used for milling reference surfaces as per the need.
Hobbing Machine
The Hobbing Machine “MIKRON” (Swiss Make) is suitable for the hobbing of wheels and pinions with straight teeth. The hobbing of involute teeth using the self-generating hobs cutters with straight profile are its salient features. The teeth so produced are of epicycloidal profile and matches with that of the driven gear such as rack, pinion etc. The hobs have certain limitation towards the number of teeth to be cut and are mark in reference to the module or DP cutters. Special teeth, such as those for indexing gear of ratchet wheels, circular saws and chain wheels can also be produced.
Thread Grinding
Thread Grinding Machine “Matrix”
(Swiss Make) is designed for the usage of minimum number of links in
transmission mechanics so as to have more reliability, less
accumulative errors and precision while machining. It is to carry out
the right selection of pitches and its measurements as per the
available standards. It provides highly accurate GO-NOGO gauges, gears,
hobs, external threads, parallel or tapered, and plain or relieved of
various standard pitches etc.
Facilities updated/procured recently

Recently procured CNC (computerized numerically control) vertical milling machine, Bridgeport Interact 4, series II has unique salient features i.e visualising the component on the monitor, before it is actually being machined and also its step-by-step programming. Besides the milling basic operations, free contouring in 3D adds complexity to the machine. Machined program if required, can be stored for any repeatability or batch production. In addition it is connected to PC through RS-232, serial interface for off line programming.
The specification of machine is as follows
| Workable axis |
X |
750mm |
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Y |
350mm | |
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Z |
150mm | |
| Repeatability | 2.5 Microns | |
| Accuracy | + 1 Micron | |
| Machine language | Heidenhain and ISO |