The global hydraulic components market is expected to be valued at $88.4 billion by 2027, expanding at a 4 percent CAGR between 2022 & 2027. Increasing machine performance and guaranteeing safety are the most important objectives in the design and development process. Hydraulic components are being driven by increased demand for hydraulic equipment in the construction industry and its expanding application in mining equipment. All equipment parts in today's market rely only on hydraulics. However, pneumatics is now more costly. So, in hydraulics, there is a less ex¬pensive option.
Krishna Sharma, 26, founded AFM Hydraulics a company in 2016 after graduating. After that, as a mechanical engineer, He went for the startup in the hydraulic phase because they were in the mechanical phase and began in hydraulics. AFM Hydraulics is well-known for its high-quality hydraulic equipment and control systems, which it manufactures and imports. Because of its advanced infrastructure, the company has built and imported high-quality hydraulic equipment and control systems. To assure the functioning of steam-line loading and unloading at their ware-housing facilities. AFM Hydraulics is a well-known company that provides high-quality goods. An expert quality auditing team inspects and approves its products for quality. Its long-lasting and efficient products are also in high demand in the international market due to their superior quality.
AFM Hydraulics is a prominent producer, exporter, and distributor of Tokimec Pumps, Rexroth Pumps, Hydraulic Power Pack, Control Valve, Hydraulic Lift Valve Block, Hydraulic Pump, Hydraulic Motor, and many more products. These hydraulic equipment and control systems are carefully manufactured from high-quality raw materials sourced from reputable international vendors. These goods are in great demand in the industry because of their excellent performance, volumetric accuracy, ease of installation, flawless finish, and low maintenance.
“We are a reputable TOKIMEC, DANFOSS, REXROTH, PARKER, YUKEN, POLYHYDRON, EATON VICKERS, DENISON, VELJAN, DOWTY, NACHI dealer, supplier, trader, and distributor in Ghaziabad, Delhi, NCR, and throughout India. Our slogan is 'affordable items with high quality', and provides entire hydraulic solutions from A to Z, as well as all hydraulic solutions and work on challenging setups. If a machine breaks at any moment, we provide assistance and spare parts, as well as a free service extended one-year guarantee to all customers", says Krishna Sharma, Managing Director at AFM Hydraulics.
The factory of the firm is 2640 square meters in size and has several sections and departments, such as the assembling unit, testing unit, sales department, account department, and spare parts storage. So, in terms of technology, the firm has some extremely ex¬pensive and excellent machines, such as fundamental machines and their testing stack. Typically, all operations are the follow-up process, and the raw material has what is known as excellent quality, and then manufacturing, machining, and fabrication are performed on it. And following that final point, the corporation disclosed the other testing and inspection of that and supplied the excellent quality, which is guaranteed. AFM Hydraulics has had a fantastic journey.
We are well-known for high-quality hydraulic equipment and control systems, which we manufacture & import
The firm has gained additional knowledge from its consumers. Initially, as a startup in 2016, it had numerous challenges, such as how to handle client demand, but they have since gathered expertise from customers as well as experience. And now the company is obtaining what the consumer requires, what the customer needs, and they are successful in knowing the client's requirements and demands, as well as meeting their needs and wants. The firm now has three branches: one in Ghaziabad, one in Patna, and one in Pune. As a result, they want to extend their operations in Chennai and Kolkata in the future. The business intends to build two additional branches in Chennai and Kolkata.
