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Presstonic Engineering Ltd. specializes in the manufacturing of products for the metro rail and railway sectors. The company's primary offerings include Metro Rail Rolling Stock Products, Metro Rail Signalling Products, and various Infrastructure Products. Rolling stock products encompass interior components like seats, handles, grab pole systems, emergency evacuation ramps, and honeycomb partition panels, as well as non-interior parts such as aluminum cable management systems, battery boxes, and driver simulator cabins. Metro Rail Signalling Products consist of items like IP Rated Enclosures, beacon mounting brackets, and ladder assemblies. Infrastructure Products include steel structures, aluminum murals, support structures for solar panels, wire forms, and cable trays. The company targets global and domestic Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) engaged in the manufacturing and servicing of rail and metro rail rolling stock and signaling equipment. Presstonic Engineering Ltd. has also diversified its operations to include the manufacturing of premium kitchen oven parts for customers in North America and has entered the defense sector by supplying aluminum tanks and hydraulic systems. Their manufacturing facility is located in Bengaluru, Karnataka, where they commenced metro rail segment operations in 2011.
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