Manu Yantralaya: Manufactures Quality Sheet Metal Components By Sustainable Means

Umesh Sadanand

Plant- Head

Umesh Sadanand

Plant- Head

The sheet metal market is predicted to reach $398.52 billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 4.6 percent. The major driving factors behind the growth in the industry worldwide are fast paced building and construction industry, increasing demand for sheet metal components in the aerospace and defence, and the rapid growth in the automobile segment. Likewise in India, the government initiatives such as ‘Make-in-India' are encouraging home-grown industries to run their manufacturing operations out of the resources being produced within the country. Hence, the OEMs across the country are looking for sheet metal providers that bring in products by maintaining global quality standards and timeliness in delivery.

This is where Manu Yantralaya came into existence to provide sheet metal components to cater to the quality requirement of OEMS. Started out in 1988, Manu initially served the bearing industry and thereafter expanded to automotive industry parts. The Jaipur based sheet metal manufacturing company entered into the marketspace with competitors like Japan, Korea, China, few European countries and a few domestic players. Manu has set up the capacity to produce in high volumes and supply to the bearing industry across the world. The company has established a reputation for itself by adhering to the high quality standard of sheet metal parts and execution of on-time delivery for 32 years.

The company is also growing further with focus on sustainability and carbon neutral operations.

Quality Assurance
The infrastructure that Manu has constructed over the years is well-equipped to handle the production in higher volumes. Currently it manufactures seven million parts on a daily basis. Their entirely automated facility enables complete traceability that documents the kind of material being produced in which of their plants and the supply chain to the overseas locations. Manu has extended their export service to twenty countries including European countries, China, the US and Latin America. Manu caters to all applications of bearing segment and the critical application of aerospace and automotive. Through successful partnerships in India, they have become able to deliver their service to Japanese companies and diversified their product portfolio. Manu has eight warehouses across the globe and is operating from five locations in Jaipur.

Umesh Sadanand, Plant Head of Manu Yantralaya adds, “We are a lean management company where every employee has a clear idea of his/her responsibility. We believe in creating a work atmosphere where the vision is clearly communicated to the workforce of all levels. As a result, there are less errors in terms of operation and production. Our growth stems from the trust we have built in the market by delivering qualitative products”.

“We Are A Lean Management Company Where Every Employee Has A Clear Idea Of His/Her Responsibility. We Believe In Creating A Work Atmosphere Where The Vision Is Clearly Communicated To The Workforce Of All Levels”
Umesh Sadanand //Plant- Head

Future Roadmap
The capacity to produce small sheet metal parts in high volumes has motivated Manu to focus on the big parts in the upcoming years. Hence they are targeting the production of sheet metal parts ranging up to 180 mm diameter. With such goal of levelling up the means of manufacturing Manu is going to cater to the railways, heavy industrial machines and automobile segments as well. “Currently we are diversifying from ball bearings to other types of bearings like taper roller bearings. Also we are looking to diversify into critical plastic parts which are used in automotive industry. We are alongside looking to invest in some electronic industries associated with automotive. Manu also is aiming to be a carbon neutral company by 2025 and one of our plants will be neutral this year”, Umesh concludes.