We Bholanath Precision Engineering Pvt. Ltd is the only Indian manufacture of 1.8 Degree Hybrid Stepper motors. Established in the year 1972 in Mumbai, India Bholanath is now one of the leaders in this field and has grown into manufacturing Hi- tech 1.8 degree Hybrid Stepper motors. The complete manufacturing facility is in house including lamination, casting, machining, assembling and inspection. Our Factory (area 2500 sq metres) is in Shahapur near Mumbai, India, 55 km from Mumbai Airport. The company is owned by a group of technocrats committed to precision and repeated accuracy. Strong experience has been developed over the years and this along with a rich enthusiasm allows the Bholanath team to put forward Excel
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