At MF India 2026, Charika Industries aims to fortify relationships with OEMs, Tier-1 & Tier-2 suppliers, and regional MSMEs while expanding its footprint across South India.
Charika Industries, a manufacturer of friction drop hammers, presses, and spares for hammers and forging presses, is using MF India 2026 to engage with the region’s manufacturing sector.
“Through MF India 2026, we aim to build closer relationships with OEMs, Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers, and regional MSMEs,” says Purish Singla, Managing Director, Charika Industries. “Our focus is on providing reliable metal-forming solutions, faster technical support, and locally responsive support, while expanding our footprint across South India.”
Turning Process Control into Better Yield
Rising material costs make productivity, yield, and process control more important than ever, shares Singla. Charika Industries’ technology helps manufacturers optimize forging parameters, reduce material wastage, and minimize rejection & rework.
“By improving die utilization, process consistency, and machine efficiency, manufacturers can achieve higher output from the same quantity of raw material,” he says. “This directly supports lower cost per component without compromising quality or production volume.”
Modernizing Proven Forging Technology
The company’s showstopper at MF India 2026 is its advanced metal-forming solution designed to combine high productivity with precision and process consistency.
“As an exhibitor at the inaugural MF India, we see this platform as an important opportunity to strengthen the region’s MSME and OEM ecosystem. Chennai’s manufacturing base offers significant potential for collaboration, technology adoption, and capacity expansion.”
— Purish Singla, Managing Director, Charika Industries
“The real advantage for fabrication and tooling engineers is practical: better control of forming operations, reduced material wastage, improved repeatability, and easier integration into modern production environments,” explains Singla. “It demonstrates how proven forging technology can be upgraded to meet today’s demanding manufacturing requirements.”
Less Dependence, More Consistency
The shortage of highly skilled machine operators is a major challenge for Indian fabrication and forging shops. The company’s latest machinery addresses this through user-friendly controls, simplified operating interfaces, automated process parameters, and repeatable machine settings.
“The objective is to reduce dependence on operator experience while maintaining accuracy and productivity,” states Singla. “This enables manufacturers to train new operators faster and achieve consistent output across shifts.”
Forging Stronger Connections Across South India
As an exhibitor at the inaugural MF India, Charika Industries sees this platform as an important opportunity to strengthen the region’s MSME and OEM ecosystem. Chennai’s manufacturing base offers significant potential for collaboration, technology adoption, and capacity expansion.
“We aim to support customers with dependable machinery, engineering expertise, and after-sales service, helping them improve productivity, quality, and competitiveness while building long-term manufacturing partnerships,” concludes Singla.
Visit Charika Industries at New Exhibition Hall, Hall 3, Stall: C10A, at Chennai Trade Centre from August 27-30, 2026.
