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Doit Industries Electroforming Machine: Compact, Efficient, Highly Reliable

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With gold prices continuing to rise, lightweight jewellery manufacturing has emerged as a key focus for the industry. Electroforming is gaining attention as an advanced manufacturing technology that enables jewellers to produce lightweight gold jewellery without compromising on design complexity and visual volume.

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Doit Industries Limited offers Electroforming Semi Automatic Machine 130L that  is a compact, efficient, and highly reliable unit designed for the electroplating of gold onto various base metals using advanced gold forming technology. This plant is suitable for small to medium- scale jewelry manufacturers, goldsmiths, and electroplating workshops. It combines energy-efficient heating, stable rectification, effective filtration, and precise dosing to ensure uniform deposition and high-quality output.

The technology also enables manufacturers to develop intricate and voluminous designs while significantly reducing the amount of precious metal required compared with conventional solid jewellery manufacturing.

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At the heart of the process is the electroforming machine, which controls the deposition process and helps achieve consistency in thickness, finish and product quality. The semi-automatic machines being showcased incorporate substantial indigenous engineering, with approximately 90% of the machine components and products manufactured in India by DOIT Industries Limited.

Bhavik Shah CEO:

For jewellery manufacturers, electroforming represents a combination of material efficiency, lightweight construction and design flexibility. As high gold prices accelerate the industry’s shift towards lighter jewellery, such technologies could play an increasingly important role in developing commercially viable, design-rich products for the modern consumer.

The semi-automatic machines being showcased by Doit  Industries Limited incorporate substantial indigenous engineering, with approximately 90% of the machine components and products manufactured in India by Doit  Industries Limited.

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C4i4 Team Explores AI, Industry 4.0 Applications At IIGJ, Mega CFC

The Visit Focused On Identifying Opportunities To Apply AI and Industry 4.0 Technologies Across Jewellery Manufacturing, Skills Development and Cluster Infrastructure

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The Centre for Industry 4.0 (C4i4), Pune, which works with Indian manufacturers to support the adoption of advanced digital and smart manufacturing technologies, visited the Indian Institute of Gems & Jewellery (IIGJ) and Mega Common Facility Centre (Mega CFC), Mumbai, on 8 September to explore applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Industry 4.0 in jewellery manufacturing and skilling.

The C4i4 team comprised Dattatraya Navalgundkar, Bilal Ahmed and Sunil Bhatambrekar. At IIGJ, Siddhartha H., COO, GJEPC, provided an overview of the institute, while Dr. Anju Singh, Dean (Academics), IIGJ Mumbai, briefed the team on its curriculum and academic programmes. Koushik S.V., Head – Skill Development Division, IIGJ Udupi, shared details of skilling initiatives, including the PM Vishwakarma scheme and its relevance to artisans and traditional skills. Discussions also covered jewellery valuation programmes conducted for Customs and GST officials.

Ravi Menon, CEO, Mega CFC, outlined the centre’s establishment and facilities, while Mithilesh Pandey, Senior Director, GJEPC, briefed the delegation on cluster development initiatives and the role of common facilities in strengthening the jewellery manufacturing ecosystem.

The visit focused on identifying opportunities to apply AI and Industry 4.0 technologies across jewellery manufacturing, skills development and cluster infrastructure.

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