A Ferrokshar Group Company
Vadodara, GujaratManufacturing since 1997
Tooling

Press Tools

Punching, blanking and piercing tools.

Operations
Blanking · piercing · forming · compound
Built by
Qualified tool and die makers
Tool steel
D2 (1.2379) · A2 · OHNS
Hardness
58 – 62 HRC on cutting elements

Overview

Akshar began as a die and tool maker in 1997. Press tools for blanking, piercing and forming are still designed and built in our own tool room by qualified tool and die makers, ready to run on your production presses.

Our capabilities

  • 01Blanking and piercing tools
  • 02Forming tools
  • 03Compound tools
  • 04Tool maintenance and refurbishment

Technical data

OperationsBlanking · piercing · forming · compound
Built byQualified tool and die makers
Tool steelD2 (1.2379) · A2 · OHNS
Hardness58 – 62 HRC on cutting elements
ServiceRegrinding and refurbishment

Values reflect common industry practice and referenced standards. Final values are set by your drawings and specification.

Our project approach

  1. 01

    Submit drawings & specs

    Send your drawings, specifications and quantities. DXF, DWG, STEP or PDF.

  2. 02

    Proposal

    A clear technical and commercial proposal with price, scope and delivery date.

  3. 03

    Manufacturing

    Fabrication, finishing and inspection to the agreed quality plan.

  4. 04

    Dispatch & site support

    Packed and dispatched by road across India or crated for export, with erection and commissioning support at site.

FAQs

Where are the parts made?

At our own plant in GIDC Makarpura, Vadodara, Gujarat. Engineering, the tool room, fabrication, machining, finishing and testing all happen on the same site.

Who do I deal with?

Our engineering team is your single point of contact, from quote to delivery and after-sales service.

What files do you accept?

DXF, DWG, STEP and PDF drawings. We can also work from sketches or samples through our design service.

Can we inspect parts before dispatch?

Yes. Your inspectors or a third-party inspection agency are welcome at the plant for stage and final inspection.

What are typical lead times?

Lead time depends on the part, quantity and material availability. Every quote states a firm delivery date.

Request a quote

Send your drawings and specifications. Our engineers will reply with a detailed proposal.