Send us a part. We develop it, tool it, make it, finish it, inspect it and ship it — from low volumes to millions per month.
Volume range we scale across
Proven process partners on tap
SPM heritage via our sister concern
Design to dispatch, single contract
Six capabilities that together cover the whole journey of a component, so you brief one team instead of chasing twenty.
From your idea, sample or 2D/3D drawing to a production-ready design.
We refine geometry, dimensions and tolerances for manufacturability, prototype fast, and lock a process that holds spec at volume — so what you approve is what you receive, every batch.
Low-volume runs to millions of parts per month, on one line or many.
Capacity flexes with your order book. Ramp from first-article approval to full rate without switching suppliers, and hold the same quality gate whether we ship hundreds or millions.
Special Purpose Machines and full lines built around your part.
Our sister concern designs and builds SPMs and automated lines to cut cycle time and lock repeatability. When your part needs its own line, we build it — not adapt around it.
Missing a process or a machine? We acquire it for your project.
We are ready to bring in the technology, tooling and new machinery a part demands — buying or building capacity specifically for your programme rather than forcing your part onto ours.
Continuous engineering to take cost and waste out of your part.
Value engineering, process optimisation and localisation across our vendor network drive landed cost down year over year — with the savings shared, not hidden.
Foundry to finished, packed part — under a single point of contact.
One PO, one owner, one quality standard across every operation. You manage a partner, not a supply chain of twenty vendors.
A single, ordered path with a quality gate at every stage — nothing gets to the next step until it earns it.
Drawing review, tolerance stack-up, material selection and design-for-manufacture.
Rapid samples and first articles for form, fit and function sign-off.
Dies, moulds, fixtures and dedicated Special Purpose Machines built for the part.
Castings and forgings from vetted foundries, sized for your volume.
CNC turning, VMC milling, grinding and fabrication to final geometry.
Hardening, plating, painting, powder-coat and surface treatment.
Sub-assembly and assembly, with poka-yoke where it counts.
In-line and final inspection against your drawing and control plan.
Export-grade packing, documentation and on-time shipment to your dock.
Built over years of business, our network spans the entire mechanical chain. Because these relationships are ours, you inherit them — capacity, know-how and pricing — without building a single supplier relationship yourself.
Our door opens onto GIDC Metoda — thousands of foundries, machine shops and process houses within a few kilometres. That density is a manufacturing superpower: fast sourcing, real competition on cost, and depth of skill built over generations.
Powertrain, chassis, fasteners and precision components.
Bodies, impellers, shafts and machined assemblies.
Implements, gearboxes, castings and wear parts.
Housings, brackets, contacts and high-volume metal parts.
Made-to-print components for OEMs of every kind.
Traceable, spec-controlled parts to demanding standards.
Fittings, flanges and pressure-rated machined parts.
Forged and finished tools at mass volume — Rajkot's core strength.
Move a full programme to us, or qualify PGDT as a second source that de-risks your existing supplier. Either way you get one owner, one quality standard, and years-long contract stability backed by owned capacity and a sister SPM company.
Through our sister concern — more than 45 years deep in Special Purpose Machines — PGDT designs and builds dedicated lines and automation around your component. We don't force your part onto our machines; we engineer the machine for your part, cutting cycle time and locking repeatability at scale.
Send a drawing, a sample or just a target quantity. We'll come back with feasibility, a design-for-manufacture view and an indicative quote.