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CNC Machine Manufacturers In India. Lokesh ranks amongst the top five machine tool manufacturers in the country. Approximately 20% of machines are supplied to auto OEMs, 60% of supplies to auto ancillaries & 20% to general industries and exports. View Products.
Lokesh is a leader in Cam & Crank borers, Fine borers & Finish Milling machines. The latest achievement is the supply of a complete range of Special Purpose Machines to machine EURO VI compliant Engine Cylinder Blocks & Heads to M/s Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles Ltd.
Lokesh Machines Limited is known for delivering best CNC manufacturing service in India.
Lokesh Machines Limited | 2,111 followers on LinkedIn. Leading Machine tool Manufacturers in India. Catering to Automotive, Aero, Defence and various other sectors. | Lokesh Machines...
Lokesh Machines Limited incorporated in 1983 and started commercial operations in 1985 at Hyderabad. Presently Lokesh is operating from five locations in Hyderabad and Pune. We export CNC...
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Jun 18, 2024 · Lokesh Machines Ltd., known for CNC machines, achieves a milestone with its ASMI submachine gun, the first domestically designed and manufactured weapon to be officially inducted into the Indian Army.
