About Tech Fluid Industries
Fluid power engineering, built on the shop floor in Ahmedabad since 2010.
We design and manufacture precision hydraulic cylinders for customers who can't afford a seal failure mid-shift — mining, construction, marine, defense and general engineering operations across India.
Tech Fluid Industries is founded in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to manufacture precision hydraulic cylinders.
Nine cylinder product lines, 12 in-house machines, and dispatch to 19 industries served.
How We Work
Every order starts as a specification, not a catalog number.
We ask for your bore, stroke, working pressure and mounting requirement first, then build to match — per the Product Range on our Products page.
Custom design & drafting
Bore, stroke, port and mounting configured to your machine, not the other way around.
In-house testing
Every unit tested per ANSI/IS 10585 on our own rigs before dispatch.
Material selection
CDS tube to ASTM A106 Gr. B / DIN 2391, with chrome-plated bore and marine coating options.
Prompt delivery
In-house machining across 12 machines, from boring to a dedicated cylinder testing rig.
Mission & Vision
What drives every cylinder we build.
Our Mission
Every hydraulic cylinder we build starts from your exact specification, not a catalog number — engineered, quality-checked at every stage from incoming material to final test, and proven before it ships. You ask for quality, we do the rest.
Our Vision
Since 2010, Tech Fluid Industries has grown from an Ahmedabad workshop into a full-service hydraulic cylinder manufacturer — built on an experienced technical team, in-house machining, and a commitment to prompt, dependable delivery for every customer we serve.
Quality Commitment
Our quality plan runs through design checks, incoming material control, process inspection and final tests against ASME and IS standards — with every cylinder tested per ANSI/IS 10585 before it leaves the shop floor.
Our Approach
Precision engineering, tested before it's trusted.
A hydraulic failure on an excavator boom or a press line doesn't just cost money — it stops a job site. That's the standard every cylinder we build is measured against, from first drawing to final test.