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Emkay Taps & Cutting Tools Ltd. is an Indian manufacturer specializing in high-precision industrial tools, primarily operating in the engineering segment. The company's core business involves the design and production of threading taps and cutting tools, including high-speed steel (HSS) and carbide tools. Their product range encompasses various types of taps such as hand taps, machine taps, spiral point taps, spiral flute taps, fluteless taps, cast iron taps, pipe taps, straight flute taps, and nut/nib taps, some of which are designed for specialized applications like high-tensile materials and cast iron tapping. Emkay Taps & Cutting Tools Ltd. serves diverse industries, including automotive, aerospace, general engineering, auto-ancillary, electrical fittings, defense, and agriculture. Additionally, the company is engaged in power generation through its windmill division, with operations in Rajasthan and Karnataka. The manufacturing operations are concentrated in Nagpur, Maharashtra, where the company utilizes CNC technology for precision in threading and metal-cutting processes.
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