Bevel Gears India Opens Aerospace Gear Plant Near Bengaluru
AVIATION & AIRPORTS

Bevel Gears India Opens Aerospace Gear Plant Near Bengaluru

Bevel Gears India (BGI) has inaugurated a 70,000 sq ft manufacturing facility near Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, dedicated exclusively to aerospace and defence gearing.

The facility has been developed to manufacture flight-critical gearing with dedicated production, inspection and quality infrastructure. It will produce spiral and straight bevel gears, zerol and angular bevels, beveloids, hypoid and high-ratio hypoid gears, curvic couplings and precision parallel-axis gearing.

The plant will cater to aero-engine, helicopter, UAV, actuation and aerospace gearbox programmes, supporting customers from prototype and development stages through to serial production. BGI will also provide reverse engineering services for legacy and obsolete components.

The facility houses Gleason and Klingelnberg CNC bevel and hypoid gear grinding lines, including what the company said are India’s first Gleason 275G CNC hypoid grinder with a straight bevel grinding option and Klingelnberg Oerlikon G80 CNC hypoid grinder. It is also equipped with DMG 5-axis machining centres and a climate-controlled metrology room featuring ZEISS coordinate measuring machines and Gleason gear inspection systems.

Located within Bengaluru’s aerospace corridor, the facility provides BGI access to aerospace OEMs, MRO companies and Tier-1 suppliers as global aerospace manufacturers increase sourcing from India.

The unit operates under AS9100D-certified aerospace quality systems and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. BGI also plans to add heat-treatment capabilities and secure NADCAP accreditation for special processes in the next phase.

Bevel Gears India (BGI) has inaugurated a 70,000 sq ft manufacturing facility near Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru, dedicated exclusively to aerospace and defence gearing.The facility has been developed to manufacture flight-critical gearing with dedicated production, inspection and quality infrastructure. It will produce spiral and straight bevel gears, zerol and angular bevels, beveloids, hypoid and high-ratio hypoid gears, curvic couplings and precision parallel-axis gearing.The plant will cater to aero-engine, helicopter, UAV, actuation and aerospace gearbox programmes, supporting customers from prototype and development stages through to serial production. BGI will also provide reverse engineering services for legacy and obsolete components.The facility houses Gleason and Klingelnberg CNC bevel and hypoid gear grinding lines, including what the company said are India’s first Gleason 275G CNC hypoid grinder with a straight bevel grinding option and Klingelnberg Oerlikon G80 CNC hypoid grinder. It is also equipped with DMG 5-axis machining centres and a climate-controlled metrology room featuring ZEISS coordinate measuring machines and Gleason gear inspection systems.Located within Bengaluru’s aerospace corridor, the facility provides BGI access to aerospace OEMs, MRO companies and Tier-1 suppliers as global aerospace manufacturers increase sourcing from India.The unit operates under AS9100D-certified aerospace quality systems and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. BGI also plans to add heat-treatment capabilities and secure NADCAP accreditation for special processes in the next phase.

Related Stories

Gold Stories

Next Story
Infrastructure Energy

Data Centre Power Management Market to Reach $107.06 Bn by 2034

The global data centre power and energy management market is projected to grow from $35.95 billion in 2025 to $107.06 billion by 2034, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.9%, according to Polaris Market Research.Increasing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), high-density computing and GPU-based infrastructure is driving demand for advanced power distribution, uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems, energy storage and intelligent monitoring solutions.Hyperscale operators accounted for 37.33% of the market in 2025, while the energy generation segment is expected to gro..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Bangalore Climate Data Week 2026 Concludes with 36 Events

The inaugural Bangalore Climate Data Week 2026, organised by Climate Collective Foundation, featured 36 events from 12 to 16 October, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, researchers and technology innovators.The programme explored AI applications in industrial decarbonisation, energy optimisation, urban infrastructure and climate resilience. Key initiatives included CSTEP's BHRIGU–National + Heat Insights Explorer and WRI India's Data Lab Connect, aimed at strengthening data-driven urban planning.Discussions highlighted AI's potential to improve energy efficiency and emissions ..

Next Story
Building Material

JK Maxx Paints Launches Sustainable JK Naturals Aura

JK Maxx Paints has launched JK Naturals Aura, a luxury interior emulsion containing over 40% eco-friendly content, including more than 10% bio-based emulsion. Developed in collaboration with Denmark-based Shark Solutions, the paint incorporates recycled polyvinyl butyral recovered from laminated glass waste.Available in over 2,000 shades, the product features air-purification technology designed to reduce indoor formaldehyde levels, alongside recycled packaging. Its phased rollout will begin in North India between late October and mid-November 2026, followed by nationwide expansion.The company..

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

SPECIAL OFFER
QR Code