From 3D scanning and reverse engineering to on-site metrology and installation support, Jai Ganesh Industries is bringing a practical, application-focused approach to TAGMA Die & Mould 2026, centred around accuracy, portability, and real-time execution on the shop floor.
Established in 2011 and headquartered in Pune, with operations extending to Bengaluru, the company has spent over a decade building depth in metrology services, inspection, and engineering support. Today, with more than 16 years of combined experience across its team and a workforce of over 45 professionals, Jai Ganesh Industries has grown into a company that covers the full spectrum from data capture to on-ground execution.
Its scope of work spans 3D scanning, reverse engineering, inspection services, BIW (Body-in-White) installations, and plant-level execution support. The company also supplies metrology equipment and portable machines and supports customers through complete service requirements, from the first scan to final sign-off.
What Jai Ganesh Industries Brings to TAGMA 2026
At TAGMA Die & Mould 2026, the company is focusing on its core strength: on-site metrology and portable solutions.
Its offerings include metrology equipment, portable machines, and CNC-related solutions sourced from global manufacturers, including Japan-based brands. These portable systems allow measurement and inspection to be carried out directly at the customer site, without requiring components to be transported to a dedicated facility. This makes them particularly suited for large components and complex assemblies where moving the part is either impractical or introduces risk.
The company is also a distributor for FARO in Maharashtra, one of the most recognised names in 3D measurement technology globally. This gives Jai Ganesh Industries access to a range of advanced metrology equipment and positions it as a serious player in bringing world-class measurement solutions to Indian manufacturers in the die and mould space.
At TAGMA, the focus is on connecting with OEMs, tooling companies, and manufacturers who need both reliable equipment and the service capability to use it well. Suhas Murhe, who leads Jai Ganesh Industries, sees the exhibition as the right platform to engage with decision-makers who are looking for accurate, dependable metrology partnerships rather than one-time equipment purchases.
From Data Capture to Engineering Execution
Jai Ganesh Industries supports customers through the complete workflow, from scanning to execution.
Its capabilities include scanning plant structures, generating point cloud data, and converting it into usable 2D and 3D layouts based on customer requirements. In practical terms, this means a manufacturer dealing with a plant modification, layout validation, or a component that needs to be reverse engineered can hand the problem to Jai Ganesh Industries and receive structured, usable digital output at the other end.
For plant and structural scanning, the process involves capturing the physical space in full detail, processing it into point cloud data, and building out layouts that reflect actual conditions rather than theoretical drawings. This is especially useful when original drawings no longer match what is on the floor, which in older facilities is more common than most would admit.
In addition to measurement and scanning work, the company supports product contracting activities and mechanical capability development. This extends its role beyond inspection into execution-driven engineering, where the team is involved not just in measuring but in making things happen correctly on site.
Solving Alignment, Installation, and Accuracy Challenges
A key challenge in precision manufacturing and assembly, particularly in the die and mould segment, is achieving accurate alignment during installations and maintaining dimensional consistency through complex assembly sequences.
Jai Ganesh Industries addresses this through on-site solutions, supporting alignment, assembly sequencing, and installation activities directly at the plant. BIW installations represent one area where this capability is applied at a high level of precision. In these environments, even minor deviations in alignment can have significant downstream consequences across an entire body structure.
The company’s USP is straightforward: it brings the measurement to where the work is being done, rather than requiring the work to come to the measurement. This reduces dependency on off-site inspection, eliminates the time lost in transit and handling, and enables faster decision-making when corrections are needed mid-installation.
Suhas Murhe describes the core of what they do as assembly sequencing support at the customer location, ensuring installations proceed in the right order and with the right dimensional checks at each step. The team works closely with customers on site, not from a distance, which means issues are caught and corrected in real time rather than discovered after the fact.
Enabling Faster and More Accurate Processes
In traditional setups, measurement and inspection often require components to be moved to dedicated facilities. The time cost alone is significant. Add in the risk of damage during transit, the delays waiting for facility availability, and the gap between when an issue occurs and when it is identified, and the case for on-site metrology becomes clear.
Jai Ganesh Industries removes that gap. By deploying portable equipment and conducting inspection and measurement at the customer location, it allows manufacturers to carry out checks, identify issues, and make corrections within the same work cycle. Downtime is reduced. Errors are caught earlier. And the overall quality of the output improves because problems do not have time to compound.
For reverse engineering requirements, the company helps customers recreate or modify components by converting physical parts into accurate digital formats. This is particularly relevant in tooling environments where original design data may be incomplete, outdated, or unavailable, and where a manufacturer needs to produce a new tool or mould that matches an existing physical reference.
Objective at TAGMA Die & Mould 2026
Through its participation at TAGMA, Jai Ganesh Industries aims to engage with OEMs, tooling companies, and manufacturers who require accurate metrology and inspection solutions that go beyond equipment supply.
The focus is specifically on die and mould applications, where the demands for dimensional accuracy are high and the cost of errors is significant. The company is positioning itself not just as a supplier of measurement equipment but as a partner capable of providing both the tools and the on-ground execution to put them to work effectively.
For visitors to the stall at TAGMA, the conversation will cover portable metrology solutions, FARO equipment, on-site installation and alignment services, and the broader engineering support capabilities that Jai Ganesh Industries has built over 15 years of field work.
Looking Ahead
As manufacturing in India moves towards tighter tolerances, larger and more complex components, and faster production cycles, the pressure on measurement and inspection processes is only going to increase. Waiting for parts to travel to a metrology room and back is a model that fewer manufacturers can afford, either in time or in the quality risk it introduces.
Jai Ganesh Industries is built for where the industry is heading. Its portable, application-driven approach brings measurement and engineering support to the point where the work is being done, which is exactly where accuracy matters most. Its participation at TAGMA Die & Mould 2026 reflects a company that has spent years doing the hard work on shop floors across India and is now ready to show a larger audience what that experience looks like in practice.
