Machine monitoring for Rajkot manufacturers.
Castings, forgings and brass parts at volume — Rajkot's shops count strokes, not spindle hours.
What Rajkot actually runs.
Rajkot's engineering cluster is built on castings, forging, diesel engines and auto parts, with Jamnagar's brass-parts belt alongside. A large share of the machine population is conventional or semi-automatic — presses, hammers, capstan lathes — with no controller to read. This is the cluster where hardwired monitoring matters more than software integration, and where most IIoT vendors simply cannot help.
A 1990s power press has nothing to connect to. Counting its strokes is still the highest-value data in the plant.
Casting supply variability shows up as machining downtime, and nobody attributes it correctly.
At Rajkot volumes, a two-second cycle drift is real money — and invisible without measurement.
Predominantly Gateway-connected: presses, hammers, furnaces and conventional lathes, alongside a growing base of Fanuc-controlled CNCs.
Software-first, so most machines are live before we visit.
Gateway-heavy deployments are scheduled on-site; our team travels for installation and stays through first production shifts.
Connect
IP mapping and native controller drivers — Fanuc, Siemens, Mitsubishi, Heidenhain. No production stoppage, no machine settings touched. Legacy machines join through our Gateway boards.
See
Live cycle states, downtime with reasons, OEE and energy — on dashboards, shop-floor TVs and WhatsApp shift summaries.
Own
MachineWise runs on-premises. Your production data stays inside your plant, with no recurring cloud costs and no dependency on Rajkot's internet.
What Rajkot plants use most.
Other clusters we serve.
See your own Rajkot machines on a live dashboard.
Two machines, thirty days, zero cost to start — and a plant-specific ROI model at your machine rates.
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