Orbital Mekatronik Systems Pvt Ltd, a manufacturer and supplier of safety, sensing, measuring and industrial automation products, will participate in Pune Machine Tool Expo (PMTX) 2026, bringing its full portfolio of machine safety systems, sensing technologies, measurement solutions and robotics to Hall 1, Stall C104, Pune International Exhibition and Convention Centre (PIECC), Moshi, from 7 to 10 September.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Pimplas, Bhiwandi, near Mumbai, Orbital Mekatronik has built a name for bringing internationally benchmarked safety and automation technology into Indian factories, largely through partnerships with global technology providers. At PMTX, that story turns specifically toward the machine tool floor, an environment where safety devices sit inches from moving spindles and CNC cycles run unattended for hours at a stretch.
The safety line-up on display reflects a standard the company has set for itself. Orbital Mekatronik is the only Indian manufacturer holding Category 4, SIL 3 and PLe certifications for its safety light curtains, the highest safety standards a device of this kind can carry, and it holds the same rating across its safety LiDAR range. On the stall, that translates into AI-driven safety systems, smart safety light curtains in I/O Link and Bluetooth-enabled variants, safety laser scanners, safety relays, safety interlock switches, and area and bin sensors built to keep personnel protected around active machinery. Among the bin sensors is Orbital’s patented Pick to Light range, one of the few proprietary technologies in this space developed and held by an Indian company.
For machine builders specifically, Orbital’s measurement and motion feedback range, rotary encoders, linear potentiometers, linear transducers, optical linear scales and linear wire encoders, is built for the positioning, motion control and quality inspection work that runs through CNC machinery, making it as relevant to PMTX visitors as the safety line-up itself.
Also on display is Orbital Mekatronik’s range of servo electric presses, built as an answer to a market that has largely depended on costly imported machines or unreliable low-cost alternatives from lesser-known suppliers. The line-up spans Roller Screw Operated Electro-Mechanical Servo Press Machines from 2 to 30 tonnes, and Ball Screw AL Body Servo Press Machines from 0.2 to 3 tonnes, built around precision roller screws that keep the machine assembly compact for a given pressing capacity. Each press runs on servo controllers and digital drive systems sourced from established Japanese and European suppliers, paired with software developed in-house that offers programmable position, force and speed control, job recipes, production data recording and graph display. Visitors can see this in action through a live demonstration of nut clinching on aluminium parts, one of the applications these presses serve across automotive transmission and wheel-hub assembly, electrical and white goods manufacturing, defence, medical device assembly, electronics and PCB work, and EV, battery and motor component manufacturing.
Robotics rounds out the stall, with industrial, SCARA, Cartesian, desktop and dispensing robots on show alongside conveyor and transfer systems for automated material handling. A quieter but notable inclusion is Orbital’s wafer-transfer robots from Hyulim, developed for semiconductor manufacturing, backed further by the company’s partnership with Japan’s IDEC Corporation. Also on the stall is Orbital’s Camera Vision system, built to automate product identification, defect detection and sorting on the production line and reduce a factory’s reliance on manual inspection, alongside its motion control and automation hardware spanning HMI systems, PLC-related automation, RFID-enabled solutions, electric actuators, direct-drive motors, servo-electric press systems, and control components including push buttons, relays and timers.
Ranjit Kambil, CEO and Director, Orbital Mekatronik Systems Pvt Ltd, said, “Machine tool manufacturers work in an environment where safety and precision cannot be traded off against each other, and that’s exactly where our certifications and our measurement range come from. PMTX gives us a chance to speak directly to the people building and running these machines, and to show them how safety, sensing, vision and robotics work together rather than as separate purchases.”
Pune Machine Tool Expo (PMTX) 2026 brings together machine tool manufacturers, automation providers and industrial buyers from across the metalworking value chain. For Orbital Mekatronik, the show is a chance to make the case that machine safety and machine precision are built from the same engineering discipline.
Orbital Mekatronik Systems Pvt Ltd is a manufacturer, supplier and exporter of industrial automation products, headquartered in Pimplas, Bhiwandi, near Mumbai. Established in 2017 with the aim of redefining safety and industrial automation solutions for Indian industry, the company manufactures its products at manufacturing setups in Mumbai and Bangalore.
Orbital’s R&D team draws engineers with master’s degrees from premier technical institutes including the IITs, IIITs and NITs, specialising in electronics, software, optics, mechanical and plastics engineering. The team works on advanced technology products across safety, sensing, measuring and automation, helping the company bring global-standard automation solutions to Indian manufacturing.
