Energy Hydraulic, based in Ahmedabad, is a newly established company that serves various industrial sectors across the country. The company is a newcomer in the hydraulic component manufacturing industry
Energy Hydraulic is a rapidly expanding producer of hydraulic power packs and hydraulic cylinders. The company, which was founded about a half-decade ago, is quickly making a name for itself in the hydraulic equipment market.
Apart from manufacturing the aforementioned hydraulic equipment, the Ahmedabad-based firm also trades hydraulic pumps, motors, and gearboxes for a variety of industrial sectors.
Energy Hydraulic is a significant supplier to the paper mill, automobile, infrastructure development, plastic processing, and steel processing industries. In addition, the company has targeted the paper, plastics, and steel industries.
The company specializes in the production of hydraulic valves and hydraulic power pack machines, with a particular emphasis on hydraulic power pack machines. Energy Hydraulic is an Rs six crore company that generates a large portion of its revenue through trading.
The company imports important machine components from foreign players, such as motors and gearboxes, and sells them in the Indian market through its network.
In response to the reason for the company’s participation in the event, Manan Dave, the Outsourcing partner of Energy Hydraulic, told the Machine Maker, “We have participated in the Engimach exhibition for the first time with the sole purpose of branding our products and demonstrating the strength of the entire product lin-up that we are currently offering.”
“We have always prioritized quality over quantity, and we are firm believers in providing our customers with a complete solution at an affordable price,” he added.
Energy Hydraulic has set up a live demo of its hydraulic power pack machine at the event to demonstrate its cutting-edge performance and export quality construction.
“We have participated in the Engimach exhibition for the first time since our inception and so far we have received a very good response over the course of the event with a good number of inquiries each day,” Manan said of the company’s response at the event.
The company has plans to expand its domestic market footprint and diversify into the manufacturing of components that it currently trades after importing them from a foreign manufacturer.
