Engineering · Backed by GHI ENGITECH MARK, India · Since 1979
Precision engineering, sourced at the origin.
The group's Indian entity has supplied transformer bushing metal parts to most of India's power sector for four and a half decades and keeps growing.
Founded in 1979 as Gujarat Hardware Industries, the group's Indian anchor is one of Vadodara's largest nonferrous forging houses. For over four and a half decades it has dealt in metal parts that carry current safely through the most critical junctions of India's power grid: a business that grows consistently year over year.
The trade spans connecting lugs, transformer terminals, clamping rings, thimble-and-cap assemblies, and silver-plated bushing terminals rated from 1.1 to 36 kV and 250 to 4500 amps, all compliant with IS/IEC 60137. Every part is dimensionally inspected, plating-verified, and electrically tested before dispatch.
For US buyers, that heritage means something practical: a partner who knows Indian manufacturing from the inside. Beyond the group's own parts, we source across a 1000+ vendor network: valves, cable glands, castings, machined components with quality inspection at origin and compliance handled end to end.
Power & Distribution Transformers
Rated for the grid, proven for four decades.
Bushing failures are among the leading causes of transformer outages. Our parts are compliant with IS and IEC 60137, and every piece is dimensionally inspected, plating-verified, and electrically tested before dispatch.
| Voltage class | Current ratings |
|---|---|
| 1.1 KV | 250 / 630 / 1000–3150 AMPS |
| 3.6 KV | 250 / 630 / 1000–3150 AMPS |
| 12 / 17.5 KV | 250 / 630 / 1000–3150 AMPS |
| 24 / 36 KV | 250 / 630 / 1000–4500 AMPS |
Beyond our own parts
One brief, a thousand vendors.
Industrial valves, cable glands, pressure die casting, machined components, skids and induction bending: through the group's Canadian engineering division and the India vendor network, we source far beyond the forge with inspection at origin and one accountable counterpart in New Jersey.
Send us the drawing.
Custom specs are the norm, not the exception: parts made to your drawings, standards, and finish requirements.