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Trushape · In-house facility

Cast, machined and tested, all under one roof.

Six casting processes, eight CNC machines, heat treatment, finishing, a full testing lab and 3D printing on one 100,000 sq ft site in Bhavnagar, India, so parts reach buyers in North America and Europe finished, inspected and documented.

Explore the plant Exporting to North America and Europe
6 casting processes 8 CNC machines Full testing lab 3 FDM and 2 SLA printers
  • 6 casting processes
  • 8 CNC machines
  • Makino 4-axis VMCs
  • Zeiss CMM
  • Keyence VMM
  • Spectromaxx and Bruker
  • 4 NDT methods
  • Heat treatment furnaces
  • Electroplating
  • 3 FDM and 2 SLA printers
  • 100,000 sq ft
  • 4 ISO certifications
At a glance

What does in-house mean at Trushape?

An in-house foundry keeps every step of a casting on one site: design, patterns, melting and casting, heat treatment, machining, finishing and inspection. Nothing travels between suppliers, so there are fewer handoffs, shorter lead times and one record that follows the part from melt to dispatch.

Trushape Precision Castings is an ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 13485 certified foundry on a 100,000 sq ft site in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. More than 180 people run six casting processes, eight CNC machines, heat treatment and finishing, a testing laboratory and a 3D printing lab, shipping finished parts to buyers across the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the European Union.

100,000
Sq ft on one site
6
Casting processes
8
CNC machines
180+
People on site
From design to dispatch

One part, every station, one site

Follow one flanged casting through the plant. It is designed, patterned, poured, heat treated, machined, tested and packed without leaving our gate, and one record follows it the whole way.

Station 01 · Design

Engineered for casting

Engineers model the part in 3D CAD and run a casting simulation to see how it fills and solidifies, then adjust sections and gating before a single mould is made.

  • 3D CAD and casting simulation
  • 3D scanning for reverse engineering
Station 02 · Pattern

A pattern for every part

For series work the pattern is injected in wax. For prototypes and small batches it is printed in our 3D printing lab, with no tooling to wait for.

  • 3 FDM and 2 SLA printers
  • Burnout filaments developed in-house
Station 03 · Cast

Melted and poured on site

The alloy is melted in our induction furnaces and poured into the mould of whichever of our six processes suits the part, with a sample from the same heat going to the spectrometer.

  • 6 casting processes, 0.003 to 90 kg
  • Chemistry checked every heat
Station 04 · Heat treat

Heat treated to the grade

Castings are annealed, normalised, quenched and tempered or case hardened in our own furnaces, to the condition the material standard and your drawing call for.

  • Furnaces on site
  • Records for every batch
Station 05 · Machine

Machined to finish

Bores, faces and threads are finished on our CNC turning centres and VMCs, including two 4-axis Makino machines, so the casting leaves ready to assemble.

  • 8 CNC machines
  • No outside machining vendor
Station 06 · Test

Tested and measured

The part is measured on the Zeiss CMM against your drawing, and checked by ultrasonic, dye penetrant, radiographic or magnetic particle testing where your order calls for it.

  • Zeiss CMM and Keyence VMM
  • 4 NDT methods in-house
Station 07 · Dispatch

Packed with its paperwork

The finished part is packed for export with its EN 10204 3.1 material certificate and dimensional report, and ships by sea or air to North America or Europe.

  • One purchase order, one shipment
  • English certificates and reports
Explore the plant

Six stations, one roof, and no part leaves the gate

Every station sits on the same site, so a casting moves a few metres to its next step instead of across the country. Pick a station to see its equipment, or watch a part flow through all six.

CAD, simulation, scanning

Design and engineering

Engineers optimise geometry for castability, merge welded or bolted assemblies into one casting, and choose the right alloy and process before a mould is made.

  • 3D CAD modelling
  • Casting simulation
  • 3D scanning
  • Reverse engineering
  • DFM review
  • Process advisory

DeliversCastable, optimised part designs

Precision prototyping
3 FDM, 2 SLA

3D printing lab

Printers make sacrificial investment casting patterns with no tooling, on burnout filaments we develop ourselves, for prototypes, small batches and reverse engineering.

  • 3 FDM printers, multi-material
  • 2 SLA printers, high resolution
  • In-house burnout filaments

DeliversCasting patterns without hard tooling

Rapid manufacturing
6 processes, 0.003 to 90 kg

Casting and melting

Six casting processes under one roof, from investment and shell to lost foam, no-bake, gravity die and rapid manufacturing, in more than 50 alloys, with induction melting and the chemistry of every heat checked.

  • Investment casting
  • Shell molding
  • Lost foam
  • No-bake sand
  • Gravity die
  • Rapid manufacturing
  • Induction melting

DeliversNear-net castings, 0.003 to 90 kg (0.1 oz to 198 lb)

All casting processes
Furnaces, blasting, plating

Heat and surface

Heat treatment furnaces for annealing, normalising, quench and temper, stress relief and case hardening, plus blasting, polishing, electropolishing and electroplating to your specification.

  • Heat treatment furnaces
  • Carburising and nitriding
  • Sand blasting
  • Shot blasting
  • Glass bead blasting
  • Media polishing
  • Electropolishing
  • Electroplating

DeliversSpecified hardness and surface finish

Material grades
8 CNC, Makino 4-axis

CNC machining

A precision machine shop beside the foundry finishes faces, bores, threads and fits, so parts leave ready to assemble with no separate machining vendor.

  • 2 CNC turning centres
  • 4 VMC 3-axis
  • 2 Makino VMC 4-axis
  • Conventional lathes
  • Drilling and milling

DeliversFinished faces, bores and threads to tolerance

Dimensional tolerances
Zeiss CMM, NDT, spectrometers

Testing and metrology

A full laboratory for mechanical, chemical, non-destructive and dimensional testing, so every batch ships with its material certificate and the reports your order calls for.

  • Tensile
  • Hardness
  • Impact (Izod)
  • Spectromaxx
  • Bruker
  • Ultrasonic
  • Dye penetrant
  • Radiographic
  • Magnetic particle
  • Zeiss CMM
  • Keyence VMM
  • Conductivity
  • Pressure test

DeliversVerified chemistry, soundness and dimensions

Certificates and downloads
The six stations of the Trushape plant, their key equipment and what each delivers
StationKey equipmentWhat it delivers
Design and engineering3D CAD, casting simulation, 3D scanningCastable, optimised part designs
3D printing lab3 FDM and 2 SLA printersCasting patterns without hard tooling
Casting and melting6 processes, induction melting, spectrometersNear-net castings, 0.003 to 90 kg
Heat and surfaceHeat treatment furnaces, blasting, polishing, platingSpecified hardness and surface finish
CNC machining2 turning centres, 4 VMC 3-axis, 2 Makino VMC 4-axisFinished faces, bores and threads to tolerance
Testing and metrologyZeiss CMM, Keyence VMM, 4 NDT methods, tensile, hardness, impactVerified chemistry, soundness and dimensions
Single source

Fewer handoffs, shorter lead times

A casting that visits four companies waits at every gate: transport, queues and another incoming inspection. Under one roof it moves straight to the next station. Watch the same part take both routes.

Multi-vendor chainTrushape, one roof
Companies involved
41
Purchase orders
41
Shipments between sites
30
Quality systems and records
41

Our customers typically see lead times 30 to 40% shorter than with a multi-vendor chain. The exact saving depends on the part and the steps it needs.

Assured qualityOne quality systemEvery step runs under one ISO 9001 system, with full traceability from raw metal to finished part.
Faster lead times30 to 40% shorterNo transit between vendors and no queue at each new gate, so parts reach you sooner.
Cost efficiencyOne invoiceNo third-party mark-ups, no inter-vendor freight and no repeated incoming inspections.
Single point of contactOne teamOne project manager and one engineering team, accountable from quotation to delivery.

The hardest part is never one step. It is the handoffs between them. So we keep casting, machining, finishing and testing under one roof, with one purchase order and one team accountable.

The testing laboratory

The lab behind every shipment

Mechanical, chemical, non-destructive and dimensional testing all happen on site, recorded against the heat number so every result traces back to the metal in your part.

TENSILE

Tensile testing

Test bars from the same heat pulled to prove tensile strength, yield and elongation.

HARD

Hardness testing

Hardness checked after heat treatment, to the scale your drawing names.

IMPACT

Impact testing

Izod impact tests for toughness where the material standard calls for it.

OES

Spectromaxx and Bruker

Optical emission spectrometers check the chemistry of every heat against its grade.

UT

Ultrasonic

Internal flaws and wall thickness in heavier sections.

DPT

Dye penetrant

Surface-breaking cracks and porosity on non-magnetic alloys.

RT

Radiography

Internal soundness of critical sections, to the acceptance level you specify.

MPI

Magnetic particle

Surface and near-surface flaws on carbon, low-alloy and martensitic steels.

CMM

Zeiss CMM

Three-dimensional measurement against your CAD model and datums.

VMM

Keyence VMM

Fast optical measurement of profiles, small holes, radii and edges.

COND

Conductivity

Electrical conductivity of copper and aluminium alloy castings.

PRESS

Pressure testing

Leak tightness of valve bodies, housings and other pressure-retaining parts.

Documentation with every shipment

Material certificates to EN 10204 3.1 as standard, and 3.2 when your order calls for independent inspection, with dimensional, NDT and heat treatment records traceable to the heat number.

EN 10204 3.1 and 3.2 Dimensional reports NDT reports Heat treatment records Heat-number traceability
24+ years of building capability

How one casting line became one roof

Each station on the site was added for the same reason: to take another handoff out of our customers' supply chain.

  1. 2000

    Trushape is founded

    Trushape Precision Castings opens in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, focused on investment castings for engineering and industrial components.

  2. 2011

    ISO 9001 certification

    The first ISO certificate sets up the quality system that every later certificate and export customer builds on.

  3. 2014

    A CNC machine shop

    CNC turning centres and VMCs arrive, turning Trushape from a raw casting supplier into a maker of finished parts.

  4. 2016

    Exports and surface treatment

    Exports to European customers begin, and heat treatment, plating, polishing and other surface treatment move in-house.

  5. 2020

    ISO 13485 and rapid manufacturing

    ISO 13485 certification by DNV opens medical work, and 3D printing is paired with investment casting for rapid manufacturing.

  6. 2021

    A metrology lab

    A Zeiss CMM, a Keyence vision measuring machine and a Spectromaxx spectrometer bring laboratory-grade inspection on site.

  7. 2022 to 2024

    Six casting processes

    Lost foam, shell molding and gravity die casting for aluminium join the line-up, alongside ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certification.

  8. Today

    One roof, every step

    100,000 sq ft, more than 180 people, six casting processes, eight CNC machines, a testing lab and a 3D printing lab, with IATF 16949, CBAM reporting, a carbon footprint and an EcoVadis rating in progress.

Certifications

Four audited systems, one site

Quality, environment, health and safety, and medical-device systems are independently audited across the whole site, so every station works to the same rules and records.

ISO 9001:2015Quality, TUV INDIA
ISO 14001:2015Environment, TUV NORD
ISO 45001:2018Health and safety, TUV NORD
ISO 13485:2016Medical devices, DNV

What we certify, and what is next

Trushape holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 13485. We do not hold AS9100, IATF 16949, PED or ASME approvals, so parts for those sectors are made to your drawing, material standard and inspection plan, with full records. IATF 16949, CBAM reporting, a greenhouse gas footprint and an EcoVadis rating are in progress.

Download our certificates
North America and Europe

Finished parts, shipped from one gate

An export-focused foundry with a dedicated export desk, already shipping castings to Germany, the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Spain and Italy. Pick a region to trace the lane from Bhavnagar.

United States: The Midwest and Texas

Pump, valve, machinery and energy makers from Chicago to Houston who want finished castings, not raw ones.

Canada: Ontario and Quebec

Machinery, energy and transport manufacturers around Toronto and Montreal.

Mexico: Monterrey and the Bajío

Nearshore manufacturers in Nuevo León and Querétaro that need machined castings on schedule.

United Kingdom: The Midlands and Yorkshire

Engineering, pump and valve companies around Birmingham and Sheffield.

Germany: Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria

Machinery, automotive and process equipment makers around Stuttgart and Munich.

Benelux and France: Rotterdam to Lyon

Process, valve and equipment builders across the Netherlands, Belgium and France.

Nordics and Italy: Gothenburg to Milan

Vehicle, machinery and valve makers in Sweden and northern Italy.

Series parts travel by sea freight in export packing, and urgent samples by air. Delivery terms and documentation are agreed with our export desk for each order, and every shipment carries English certificates and reports.

Finished, not just cast

What leaves our gate, and the stations it passed

Drag the ring or let it turn. Each card shows a part family we ship finished, the in-house stations it passes through, and the grades it is usually cast in.

Valve bodies

StationsCast, heat treated, machined, pressure tested

GradesCF8M, WCB

Seats and flanges machined in-house.

Pump impellers

StationsCast, machined, measured

GradesCA6NM, CF8M

Hub bored, vanes kept as cast.

Pump casings

StationsCast, machined, pressure tested

GradesCF8M, duplex

Mounting faces finished on the VMCs.

Gearbox housings

StationsCast, heat treated, machined

Grades4140, A356

Bearing bores machined to fit.

Brackets and levers

StationsCast, machined, plated

GradesCarbon steel, 4140

Pivot holes reamed, then plated.

Medical instrument parts

StationsCast, finished, CMM measured

Grades17-4PH, CoCrMo

From an ISO 13485 certified foundry.

Textile machine parts

StationsCast, heat treated, machined

GradesEN8, EN24

Repeatable parts for long runs.

Hardware fittings

StationsCast, polished, electroplated

GradesBrass, stainless steel

Cosmetic finish done on site.

Burner and furnace parts

StationsCast, heat treated, NDT tested

GradesInconel 625, Stellite

Heat-resistant alloys, checked for soundness.

Marine fittings

StationsCast, machined, dye penetrant tested

GradesC95800 NAB

Seawater bronze, finished and inspected.

Aluminium housings

StationsGravity die cast, heat treated, machined

GradesA356

Light housings finished in-house.

Prototype parts

StationsPrinted pattern, cast, machined

GradesMost of our 50+ alloys

First metal without hard tooling.

Why Trushape

One supplier, fully accountable

Engineers and buyers in North America and Europe move finished-part work to us for the same six reasons.

100,000 sq ft, one roof

Casting, machining, heat treatment, finishing and testing on one site in Bhavnagar, with no part leaving our gate.

One site

Six casting processes

Investment, shell, no-bake, lost foam, gravity die and rapid, from 0.003 to 90 kg in more than 50 alloys.

0.003 to 90 kg

Eight CNC machines

Two turning centres, four 3-axis and two 4-axis Makino VMCs finish parts ready to assemble.

Makino 4-axis

A full testing lab

Mechanical, chemical, four NDT methods and Zeiss CMM metrology, with a certificate for every batch.

4 NDT methods

A 3D printing lab

Three FDM and two SLA printers make casting patterns with no tooling, for prototypes and small batches.

3 FDM, 2 SLA

Documented quality

An ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 and 13485 system gives every order the records demanding work requires.

4 ISO systems
FAQ

The facility: questions buyers ask

What does Trushape do in-house?

Everything from design to dispatch: casting in six processes, CNC machining, heat treatment, surface finishing, testing and metrology, and 3D printing of patterns, all on one 100,000 sq ft site in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. Parts leave our gate finished, inspected and documented.

Why choose a single-source foundry?

Every handoff between suppliers adds transport, queues and another inspection. Keeping casting, machining, finishing and testing under one roof typically shortens lead times by 30 to 40%, keeps full traceability from melt to part, and gives you one purchase order, one quality system and one team accountable.

What CNC machining capabilities does Trushape have?

Eight CNC machines: two turning centres, four 3-axis VMCs and two 4-axis Makino VMCs, plus conventional lathes, drilling and milling. They finish bores, faces, threads and fits on our own castings, so parts arrive ready to assemble with no separate machining vendor.

What testing and inspection is done in-house?

The chemistry of every heat on Spectromaxx and Bruker spectrometers; tensile, hardness and impact testing; ultrasonic, dye penetrant, radiographic and magnetic particle testing; Zeiss CMM and Keyence VMM measurement; and conductivity and pressure testing. Material certificates follow EN 10204 3.1 as standard, 3.2 on request.

Which heat treatment and surface finishing processes do you offer?

Our furnaces handle solution annealing, normalising, quenching and tempering, stress relieving and case hardening by carburising or nitriding. Finishing covers sand, shot and glass bead blasting, media polishing, electropolishing and electroplating, to the hardness and surface on your drawing.

Does Trushape have 3D printing?

Yes. Our lab runs three FDM printers for multi-material work and two high-resolution SLA printers. They print sacrificial investment casting patterns without tooling, using burnout filaments we develop ourselves, and support reverse engineering and design checks.

How large is the Trushape facility, and where is it?

The site covers 100,000 sq ft, with a 40,000 sq ft production unit, on the Bhavnagar-Rajkot Highway at Shampara, Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India. It houses all six casting lines, the machine shop, heat treatment and finishing, the 3D printing lab and the testing laboratory, with more than 180 people.

Which casting processes run on site?

Six: investment casting, shell molding, no-bake sand casting, lost foam casting, gravity die casting and rapid manufacturing with 3D-printed patterns. Together they cover parts from 0.003 to 90 kg (0.1 oz to 198 lb) in more than 50 alloys.

Can you deliver finished, ready-to-assemble parts?

Yes. Castings are heat treated, machined, finished and tested before they leave, so you receive ready-to-assemble parts with their material certificate and dimensional report. One purchase order, one quality system and one shipment replace a chain of vendors.

Do you offer design and engineering support?

Yes. Our engineers work in 3D CAD, run casting simulation and use 3D scanning for reverse engineering. They review your design for castability, suggest the right alloy and process, and can merge welded or bolted assemblies into one casting before a mould is made.

Which certifications does the facility hold?

ISO 9001:2015 (TUV INDIA) for quality, ISO 14001:2015 (TUV NORD) for environment, ISO 45001:2018 (TUV NORD) for health and safety, and ISO 13485:2016 (DNV) for medical devices. We do not hold AS9100, IATF 16949, PED or ASME approvals, and work to your drawing and inspection plan.

Do you supply finished castings to the USA, Canada and Europe?

Yes. Trushape exports to Germany, the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Spain and Italy and serves buyers across North America and Europe, including the United States, Canada and Mexico. Parts ship by sea or air with English certificates and reports, and delivery terms are agreed per order.

Ideas shaped, quality delivered

From the first mould to the final inspection, every step stays under our roof. Trushape casts, machines, treats and tests each part on one site, so it arrives finished, documented and accountable to one team, for customers across North America and Europe.

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