Sprayking Imports Machinery Worth Rs 35 Mn to Boost Output

22 May 2025 CW Team

Sprayking Limited, a leading manufacturer of brass forged and turned components based in Jamnagar, has imported state-of-the-art machinery from China valued at approximately Rs 35 million. This strategic investment is set to increase the company’s production capacity by about one ton per day.

The newly imported equipment includes rotary transfer machines, double head CNC machines, CNC machines with rotary chucks and servo motors, and PLC-controlled machines among others. These upgrades will enhance precision, quality and efficiency, allowing Sprayking to meet growing customer demands and offer competitive pricing.

With this expansion, Sprayking aims to maintain timely delivery schedules and cater to larger orders without compromising quality. The company specialises in copper forging products and exports to markets including the USA, Europe, Australia, Canada, South Africa, and the UAE.

Founded in 2005, Sprayking Limited continues to invest in advanced technology and R&D to solidify its position as a global leader in manufacturing high-quality brass components and fittings.

Source:Sprayking Limited Press Release

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