Recognizing the sky-high demand for cold-forged components, Indimet bought Ramind Cold Forge in 2004. In 2011, the combined powerhouse relocated to a much larger, 60,000 square foot facility on five acres of land in Ranipet, India. 

Our R&D team developed and refined an innovative process to cold-forge unique geometries (valve housings) and materials (exotic alloys) with no material losses. This means that our customers are able to purchase components at a much lower cost than that of alternative manufacturing methods such as machining out of bar. 

With five existing international patents on our cold-forged processes, we’re constantly developing new cold-forging techniques to reduce material loss and allow for a superior performing component.

At Indimet, we conduct statistical process control (spc), ongoing quality audits, and pre-shipment inspections to ensure compliance with product specifications and quality standards such as ISO 9000 and/or TS 16949.

Our quality control engineers perform stringent tests including independent audits, CMM, digital height master, surface finish tests, simple, and pre-shipment inspection. Our contact review and procedures are in line with ISO 9000.