Coimbatore · Est. 2010

Precision Engineering.
Built Around Your Problem.

From reverse engineering and precision manufacturing to customized equipment, spares, fixtures and automation — SEW helps industries solve difficult engineering and production challenges.

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The situations we're called for

When the Part Is Difficult to Find,
Difficult to Make — or No Longer Available.

Obsolete

The original component is no longer available — the OEM has moved on, but your machine hasn't.

Failed

A critical component has failed and production is waiting on a replacement.

Custom

Standard catalogue products don't meet the application. It has to be engineered.

Urgent

The replacement needs to be engineered, validated and delivered — quickly.

The SEW engineering response
Capture

Reverse Engineer

Sample → measurements → design intent → CAD & drawings.

Make

Manufacture

Precision machining and fabrication to the engineering data.

Prove

Validate

Dimensional inspection, quality checks, documentation.

Supply

Deliver

Validated replacement — with data retained for repeat orders.

An assortment of SEW spares — rollers, wheels, bushes and fittings
FIG 01 ENGINEERED SPARES · A CROSS-SECTION
Why industrial teams call SEW

An Engineering Partner,
Not Simply a Supplier.

Every component starts from engineering understanding — of the machine, the material and the application.

  • Works from samples, damaged parts or partial drawings
  • Reverse engineering when OEM data isn't available
  • Inspection and documentation built into the workflow
  • Engineering data retained for repeat supply
  • Standards-aware engineering (ASME · API · IBR)
The engineering workflow

Six Steps. One Discipline.
Every Single Time.

Listen

Understand

Requirement, failed component, drawing or sample.

Analyse

Engineer

Application analysis and engineering approach.

Build

Manufacture

Component, fixture, tooling or equipment.

Prove

Validate

Inspection, verification, documentation.

Ship

Deliver

To your production floor.

Retain

Repeat

Data retained for future supply.

The digital thread

From Physical Part to
Digital Engineering Asset.

One replacement part is useful. A retained engineering record is a supply strategy.

Physical Part Measure / Scan CAD Engineering Drawing Manufacture Inspection Data Digital Record Repeat Supply
Built on engineering experience

The Questions a Plant Head Asks.
Answered by How We Work.

Engineering Understanding

Experience with complex industrial machinery and components — since 2010.

Customized Manufacturing

Solutions developed around your specifications and applications — not a catalogue.

Reverse Engineering

We work from physical components when drawings or OEM availability are limited.

Quality Validation

Inspection and documentation as part of the engineering workflow, not an afterthought.

Responsive Delivery

Focused on reducing downtime and responding quickly to engineering requirements.

Long-Term Supply

Engineering data retained so repeat requirements are one call away.

Straight answers

What Decision Makers Ask Us First.

Can you manufacture from a physical sample, without drawings?

Yes. Reverse engineering is a core capability — we measure the component, analyse design intent and material, create CAD and drawings, then manufacture and inspect against them.

The OEM no longer makes the part. Can you replace it?

That's exactly what Sapphire Obsolescence Engineering™ is for: reverse engineering, replacement manufacture, validation, documentation — and repeat supply from retained data.

How do you validate quality?

Dimensional inspection against the engineering drawing, material and treatment verification where required, and quality documentation supplied with the component. See the engineering process.

Can you support repeat orders years later?

Yes — CAD, drawings and inspection data are retained as a digital engineering record, so future orders are manufactured to the same validated specification.

What should I send to get an assessment?

Whatever you have: a photograph, a drawing, a damaged sample or a specification. Start with the engineering requirement form — we respond with an engineering assessment, not just a price.

Start an engineering discussion

Have a Difficult Component?
It's Worth One Conversation.

Send a drawing, a photo or the story of the part that keeps failing.