Mipco Seamless Rings (Gujarat) Ltd was established with the aim of producing rolled rings primarily for bearing races. Production began at its ring rolling mill in April 1982, located in Bharuch, Gujarat, with a capacity of 21.30 million units.
To expand its product range, the company initiated the establishment of facilities for manufacturing forged combination rings, installing a new forging line in May 1987. Subsequently, in 1988-89, it obtained a registration certificate from the government for an increased capacity of rolled rings, both machined and un-machined, for bearing races, totaling 10 million units.
In 1991-92, the company further enhanced its production capabilities by adding supplementary balancing equipment to alleviate bottlenecks. Additionally, to meet the escalating demand for power, wind turbines were installed in 1993-94.
Mipco Seiko Bearings Ltd was merged with the company effective April 1, 1995, prompting a modernization effort in the machinery during 1995-96 aimed at enhancing productivity.
To expand its product range, the company initiated the establishment of facilities for manufacturing forged combination rings, installing a new forging line in May 1987. Subsequently, in 1988-89, it obtained a registration certificate from the government for an increased capacity of rolled rings, both machined and un-machined, for bearing races, totaling 10 million units.
In 1991-92, the company further enhanced its production capabilities by adding supplementary balancing equipment to alleviate bottlenecks. Additionally, to meet the escalating demand for power, wind turbines were installed in 1993-94.
Mipco Seiko Bearings Ltd was merged with the company effective April 1, 1995, prompting a modernization effort in the machinery during 1995-96 aimed at enhancing productivity.
