Drupe Engineering has built industrial automation systems since 1992. Our machines run in shipyards, railway coach factories, pressure vessel shops and fabrication bays across 16 countries. From CNC cutting and robotic welding gantries to column-and-boom systems and custom SPMs, every system is engineered and manufactured at our 300-ton facility in MIDC Taloja, Navi Mumbai.
Drupe Engineering was founded in MIDC Taloja with a single conviction: India could build heavy industrial automation to the tolerances it was otherwise importing. Starting from a small fabrication setup, precision was the priority from day one.
By 2000, the product line had grown beyond fabrication into purpose-built CNC cutting machines and welding manipulators. As a result, Drupe moved from component supplier to full machine builder.
By 2007, the product line had moved into pressure vessel and oil & gas fabrication. In these industries, every weld is inspected and every system has to hold code-compliant tolerance under audit.
The shift to robotic welding came in 2018, with gantry integration across ABB, KUKA, Fanuc and Yaskawa platforms. As a result, Drupe moved from mechanized automation to fully robotic, brand-agnostic systems built around the client’s process.
Today, Drupe Engineering operates a 300-ton fabrication facility at MIDC Taloja, delivering automation across six core industries. As a result, our systems now run on the production floors of the world’s largest industrial names, from shipyards to heavy fabrication bays.
Drupe Engineering was founded in MIDC Taloja with a single conviction: India could build heavy industrial automation to the tolerances it was otherwise importing. Starting from a small fabrication setup, precision was the priority from day one.
By 2000, the product line had grown beyond fabrication into purpose-built CNC cutting machines and welding manipulators. As a result, Drupe moved from component supplier to full machine builder.
By 2007, the product line had moved into pressure vessel and oil & gas fabrication. In these industries, every weld is inspected and every system has to hold code-compliant tolerance under audit.
The shift to robotic welding came in 2018, with gantry integration across ABB, KUKA, Fanuc and Yaskawa platforms. As a result, Drupe moved from mechanized automation to fully robotic, brand-agnostic systems built around the client’s process.
Today, Drupe Engineering operates a 300-ton fabrication facility at MIDC Taloja, delivering automation across six core industries. As a result, our systems now run on the production floors of the world’s largest industrial names, from shipyards to heavy fabrication bays.
