Automotive manufacturers across all segments of mobility solutions are continually up-grading their technology in terms of increasing statutory requirements of Emission control, Passenger safety and customers expectation for vehicle power, comfort and advanced features.
In turn automotive manufacturers are working on newer strategies continually for creating a sustainable supply chain for premium quality components, sub-assemblies and aggregates.
Gears & shafts, being a critical commodity for drive train in a vehicle, always remains a focus area for any of the OEMs’, as it has a major influence on Vehicle performance & durability until completion of life cycle. Gears are expected to have a robust wear performance, utmost precision as per laid down standards and enhanced surface quality to maintain NVH norms of vehicles.
Thanks to technological advancements happening throughout the globe, innovative manufacturing processes are available today. These technologies which are fully capable for, not only, meeting the quality norms on mass scale of production, but, also, are very flexible for adopting from one product to another, in particular, to high precision gears required for E-Mobility solutions.
As such, Industry has to go a long way, for being a truly global quality manufacturer and be able to deliver with hundred percent on-time performance with strict adherence to standards & product protocol.
“Leveraging more than 30 years of experience in delivering international standard of transmission gears and shafts, sub assembled drive train parts, engine timing gears, industrial gears, among others, RACL Geartech has been one of the most renowned companies in the field today, as it has a fully integrated manufacturing capability under one roof & is able to provide end to end solution to customers.
The company has been successfully catering to clients across diverse segments that include motorcycles & scooters, three & four Wheeler passenger and cargo vehicles, agricultural machinery, tractors, ATV, Snow mobiles, Light & Heavy commercial vehicles, to name a few. RACL Geartech is fully equipped to maintain the product quality as per global regulations & quality norms,” Gursharan Singh, CMD RACL Geartech Ltd sharing this information.
“We adopt continually latest technologies & processes innovations, steered by team of our dedicated employees, who work relentlessly towards keeping the customer delighted,” he adds.
“We have created a niche market for ourselves to cater to clients who need an excellent quality product at value based pricing structure & 100% on-time performance. Given the fact that gears have many applications and it is a highly competitive market, RACL has been successful in creating its unique product portfolio,” shares Gursharan Singh.
The company has also made a name in the international market by exporting around 65 to 70 percent of its products across developed economies like Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Italy, USA, Austria, Thailand among others. RACL is catering to the world's top brands like BMW, KTM, KUBOTA, BRP Rotax, Piaggio & Yamaha to name a few.
We at RACL, concentrate on meeting growing expectations of customers by not only manufacturing product on a build-to-print concept, rather, we involve ourselves in product development by ‘Concurrent Engineering’ process, thus, providing value for money to our clients.
The company has a strong vision for growth & diversification. RACL has recently put up a state of the art, new facility to manufacture chassis components for car segment. Singh explains that “RACL has carved out a well-defined strategy for entering in this segment, by ensuring that RACL has presence, irrespective of a fuel, hybrid or electric car, as Chassis components are not influenced in a big way by this change.”
“We are working further on upgrading our capabilities in terms of quality, technology and skill set of the people to prepare in advance for catering to the precision requirement of Gears for E-mobility solutions,” concludes Singh.
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