Our story · Since 1995

Two lathes.
One lasting vision.

In 1995, Chandubhai Fachra began with two lathes in a rented workshop. Practical experience, family, and shared dedication grew that beginning into the PTPL of today.

Named after Lord Parashurama, our company carries a lasting aspiration: to grow, contribute, and endure.

अश्वत्थामा बलिर्व्यासो हनुमान् विभीषणः। कृपः परशुरामश्च सप्तैते चिरजीविनः॥
The seven Chiranjivis · An inspiration for our name
Explore our journeyThe people and milestones behind PTPL
Illustrative reconstruction of a modest 1990s workshop with two manual lathes
Two lathes.Our beginnings, reimagined
The entrance to Parshuram Technocrafts’ factory in Khambha today
One lasting vision.Our home today · Khambha, Gujarat
Milestones that made us

Every step built
the next possibility.

New people, new places, and the steady expansion of what we could make.

  1. 1995

    The beginning

    Parshuram Technocraft began in a small rented premises with just two lathe machines. Chandubhai’s first step was to manufacture dies for investment casting foundries, drawing on the experience he had gained over years of work.

    The resources were modest, but the determination to build something lasting was already there. This small workshop was the starting point for everything that followed.

    Portrait of Chandubhai Fachra
    Chandubhai FachraFounder & Chairman
  2. 1998–2005

    Growing through dedication

    Mr. Chandreshbhai Patel joined as a trainee employee in 1998. His commitment, tireless effort, and appetite for learning helped him develop within the business. In 2005, he became a co-founder.

    That year also brought a new 1,000-square-foot building and two spark machines. As the team’s experience grew, so did the space and equipment available to turn that experience into manufacturing capability.

    Portrait of Chandreshbhai Patel
    Chandreshbhai PatelDirector & Co-founder
  3. 2008

    First steps into automation

    The arrival of our first VMC machine opened a new chapter in die manufacturing. Another 1,000 square feet of building space was added, giving the growing operation more room to develop.

    Mr. Milanbhai Fachra, Chandubhai’s elder son, joined in the same year. With the second generation came fresh energy, alongside a new stage of investment in manufacturing technology.

    Portrait of Milanbhai Fachra
    Milanbhai FachraJoined the company in 2008
  4. 2012

    A turning point

    A move to a 2,500-square-foot industrial building in Vavdi created room for the next stage of growth. We added another VMC machine, and Chandubhai’s second son, Mr. Kalpeshbhai Fachra, joined the company.

    We also introduced our second product line: sand casting patterns. This was a significant widening of our work, building on our experience in dies and taking the company into a new area of foundry tooling.

    Portrait of Kalpeshbhai Fachra
    Kalpeshbhai FachraJoined the company in 2012
  5. 2019

    A new corporate chapter

    By 2019, the business occupied 5,000 square feet, operated seven VMC machines, and brought together a team of 30 people. Years of shared effort had created the foundation for a larger future.

    We purchased a 20,000-square-foot plot for expansion and adopted a new corporate identity: Parshuram Technocrafts Private Limited. The business that began in 1995 now entered its next chapter as PTPL.

    Group portrait of the PTPL directors
    The people behind PTPL · Present-day leadership portrait
  6. 2020

    A new home in Khambha

    We moved from Vavdi to our new factory in Shubh Industrial Zone, Khambha. The move marked a fresh beginning, bringing our plans for expansion into a new manufacturing home.

    Three more VMC machines strengthened our capacity. We also began manufacturing fiber pulp moulds, introducing a third product line and extending the range of tooling we could produce.

    Exterior of the PTPL factory in Khambha
    Our Khambha factory · Present-day view
  7. 2021

    Larger possibilities

    Our first double-column VMC, with a three-metre machining size, represented a major step forward. It enabled us to manufacture larger sand casting patterns, including patterns for machine tools.

    In the same year, we entered our fourth product line: lost foam casting dies. Our investment in technology was opening possibilities in both the scale and variety of our work.

    VMC spindle machining a large workpiece at PTPL
    Machining capability at PTPL · Present-day view
  8. 2023–2025

    Continued investment

    The expansion continued with four additional machines in 2023 and eight more VMC machines in 2025. Each stage of investment carried forward the ambition that had guided the company from the beginning.

    From a pair of lathes to a growing fleet of advanced equipment, the journey reflects a continuing commitment to develop our manufacturing capabilities.

    An elevated view of the VMC machines on the PTPL manufacturing floor
    Continuing to grow · Our manufacturing floor today
A moment in our journey

PTPL in 2026

50,000Sq. ft. industrial facility
25VMC machines
130Team members
4Major product lines
  • Investment casting dies
  • Sand casting patterns of any size
  • Fiber pulp moulding moulds
  • Lost foam casting dies
PTPL team members discussing work on the manufacturing floor
Working together on the factory floor today
The people behind the progress

Built by people.
Carried forward together.

The story of PTPL belongs to the people who have shaped it: Chandubhai Fachra’s vision, the sustained efforts of Chandreshbhai Patel, Milanbhai Fachra, and Kalpeshbhai Fachra, and the dedication of every member of our team.

Our growth is measured in more than buildings and machines. It also lives in the knowledge, hard work, and countless hours that our people have contributed. The small beginning has grown into a family of 130, with each person part of the journey.

Looking ahead

The journey continues.

Our beginnings remain part of who we are. With the same determination to learn, build, and grow, we look towards the next chapter of PTPL.

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