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| India’s manufacturing sector has never been so buoyant ever before as now. According to a research report by IBEF (India Brand Equity Foundation) manufacturing exports have traditionally grown between 5% and 10% pre–Covid-19 years, but exports have seen tremendous growth over the last two years, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%. Sagar Gupta, Director, Ekkaa Electronics India has reached US$ 418 billion of manufacturing exports in fiscal year 2022 (FY22). Among the key industries expected to propel India’s manufacturing exports are Chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, industrial machinery, and textiles (among others) to enable India reach US$ 1 trillion…
| Step into the fascinating world of textile machinery, where innovation meets tradition to craft the fabrics that shape our lives. This article explores the intricate processes and cutting-edge technologies that have revolutionised textile production, ushering in a new era of efficiency and quality. Dr Poonam Bhagchandani, Associate Professor, Art & Design, SSDAP, Sharda University Shivani Chandra, Assistant Professor, Art & Design, SSDAP, Sharda University New industrial procedures were introduced during the Industrial Revolution, which lasted from the 1760s through some point between 1820 and 1840. As a result of this transformation, new chemical manufacturing processes, automated production methods and iron…
| By Nikhil Sawhney, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Triveni Turbines Steam turbines offer reliability, produce minimal vibrations and require fewer resources, making them ideal for various industrial applications. This technology aligns with India’s goal of achieving a more sustainable and eco-friendly manufacturing landscape. The article emphasises the importance of technological advancements and the role of steam turbines in meeting energy needs in the manufacturing sector. In the past few years, India has undertaken a significant and dynamic effort to position itself as a prominent global manufacturing hub. The “Make in India” campaign has emerged as a driving force in strengthening…
| India has the second largest road network in the world 5.8 million km, comprising national highways, state highways and urban and rural roads. National highways in India account for 2% of the total road network and carry about 40% of passenger traffic. This article explores India’s road construction and mining sector achievements. Neena Nikam, Head, Marketing Communications, Wirtgen India The Indian government is encouraging the PPP (Public–Private–Partnership) model in the highway sector to increase the pace of road construction. An analysis of future trends indicates that road construction projects in India are set to increase, and new technologies will be…
| Gone are the days of traditional, one-size-fits-all safety equipment that often failed to address the specific needs of diverse industries. As we step into the future, the integration of cutting-edge technologies promises to redefine industrial safety products. In this article, we explore how embracing technology can shape the future of industrial safety products, making workplaces safer, more productive and increasingly sustainable. Swayam Prakash Agrawal, Founder & CEO, Aarika Innovation The shifting paradigm of industrial safety The landscape of industrial safety has undergone significant transformations in recent years, with technological advancements revolutionising the way safety products are designed, manufactured and utilised.…
| In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, the tire industry is undergoing a profound transformation. Explore the promising developments in natural and other rubber types and components and learn how tire manufacturers are uniting to achieve the ambitious goal of 100% sustainability by 2050. This article delves into the tire industry’s commitment to fostering a greener, more environmentally responsible future. C Harimohan, Head, R&D (Materials and Compounding), Yokohama Off Highway Tires The industry is actively embracing the principles of Reuse, Regenerate and Recycle. Transition to sustainable materials Tires have historically relied on substantial amounts of raw materials sourced from…
| India’s manufacturing sector has never been so buoyant ever before as now. According to a research report by IBEF (India Brand Equity Foundation) manufacturing exports have traditionally grown between 5% and 10% pre–Covid-19 years, but exports have seen tremendous growth over the last two years, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%. Sagar Gupta, Director, Ekkaa Electronics India has reached US$ 418 billion of manufacturing exports in fiscal year 2022 (FY22). Among the key industries expected to propel India’s manufacturing exports are Chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, industrial machinery, and textiles (among others) to enable India reach US$ 1 trillion…
| Renewable energy allows manufacturing companies to address climate change, achieve cost savings, enhance energy security, comply with regulations, drive innovation and demonstrate corporate social responsibility. By transitioning to renewable energy sources, manufacturing companies can contribute to a sustainable future while reaping numerous economic and environmental benefits. Here is deep dive into the transformative rol of renewable energy in manufacturing and where you can begin. Unprecedented changes in weather patterns caused by human-induced climate change have increased the emphasis on renewable energy adoption in the manufacturing sector. As part of its strategy unveiled at COP26, India has set ambitious targets to…
| The manufacturing sector ranks fire as the third-highest risk, driven by rapid urbanisation and lax fire safety norms. Lack of proper firesafety equipment, fire stations and trained personnel compound the problem. Here is an overview of what industrial organisations mustfocus on to have proper safety measures an fire-proofed functioning. Fire is the fourth disruptive risk identified by businesses in India, as per the FICCI India Risk Survey 2021. Fire has climbed from tenth in 2019 to fourth in India in the Risk Survey 2021. It is a major concern for companies as it damages property and brings serious threats to…
| Working in the manufacturing industry requires a great deal of skill, expertise and knowledge of how to manoeuvre around the factory floorsafely and efficiently. From the top guns to the lowest rung of workers, safety protocols are in place every step of the way. Let’s discuss howworkplace safety plays out on the management end… The risks undertaken by manufacturing workers is immense, with potential threats from faulty and heavy machinery, chemicals and multiple other avenues. Slips, trips, falls and injuries are a part and parcel of the job; however, standard operating procedures when it comes to safety help lower the…
