Navora Precision · A Multidimensions initiative
Components. Manufacturing. Engineering.
From industrial mechanical components to custom-built parts, engineering solutions and fabrication — start with what you need.
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Four ways we can help
What do you need help with?
Four doors in. Each leads to a focused path — pick the one that matches what you have today.
Components
“I need an industrial mechanical component.”
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Custom Manufacturing
“I need something made to my drawing, sample or requirement.”
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Engineering Solutions
“I need help designing, developing, modifying or improving something.”
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Fabrication
“I need a fabricated component, structure or assembly.”
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Mechanical components for industrial applications
Standard component families we work with. Every category page explains what the component does, where it is used and what helps us understand your requirement.
Gears
Transmit motion and torque.
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Rack & Pinion
Convert rotary movement into linear travel.
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Sprockets
Transfer motion through chain-driven systems.
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Lead Screws
Convert rotation into controlled linear movement.
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Power Screws
Transmit force through screw-driven movement.
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Bearing Flanges & Mounting Components
Support and locate bearing arrangements.
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Custom Manufacturing
Your drawing. Your sample. Your requirement.
Three ways in — each ends at the same place: parts that match what you actually need, manufactured after engineering review, with no promises made before review.
I have a drawing
Already have a drawing or CAD model? Start there.
See the routeI have a sample
Have an existing component that needs to be studied or reproduced?
See the routeI have a requirement
Know what the component needs to do, but don't yet have a finished design?
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Engineering Solutions
Sometimes the requirement isn't a component. It's a problem.
Design, drawings and models, analysis, prototypes, automation and process improvement — support from idea to implementation, scoped around your problem rather than a product list.
Need something new?
Engineering Solutions Design and Development
A part or mechanism designed to work, to be manufacturable and to fit your cost and assembly constraints — from requirement to drawings.
Need to change something that already exists?
Modification & Improvement
An existing part, assembly or design changed safely — with the impact of the change understood before anything is altered.
Need to turn a concept into something physical?
Prototype Development
A physical part you can test, fit and learn from — produced by the simplest route that answers your question.
Need engineering drawings or models?
2D & 3D Engineering
Clear, revision-controlled drawings and 3D models that a manufacturer can work from — created from your sketches, samples or existing parts.
Need to understand behaviour before committing to manufacture?
Analysis & Validation
Evidence about how a design will behave — before metal is cut — so decisions are made on analysis, not assumption.
Need mechanical, electrical or control elements to work together?
Automation & Integration
Separately sourced mechanical, electrical and control elements engineered to work as one system on your machine or line.
Need to study or improve an existing machine or process?
Process Improvement
A measured understanding of what is limiting a machine or process — and practical changes that remove the limitation.
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Fabrication
From drawing to fabricated assembly.
Structures, frames, bases, guards and machine assemblies — cut, welded, machined and assembled to your requirement. Every job runs the same agreed route:
- 01Requirement— Your drawings, sketches or a description of the equipment are reviewed to understand what is needed and what it must do.
- 02Engineering Review— Manufacturability, material and process questions are resolved with you before any commitment is made.
- 03Material / Process Planning— Materials, processes and sequence are planned against the requirement. Lead times are stated per job — no standard figures are published here.
- 04Fabrication— Cutting, forming and welding per the agreed plan.
- 05Machining / Assembly— Machining of interfaces and features, and mechanical or welded assembly, per the agreed scope.
- 06Inspection— Dimensional and visual inspection against the agreed requirements. Documentation is agreed per job.
- 07Delivery— Packing and delivery arranged per the quotation.
Where we come from
Built on Multidimensions' industrial engineering experience
Navora Precision is a new manufacturing initiative from Multidimensions — a Navi Mumbai company working in industrial engineering since 1995.
Since 1995, Multidimensions has supplied hard-to-source, high-precision industrial products — linear guides, ball screws, actuators and related components — from manufacturers in Germany, Japan, the USA and elsewhere, to OEM and MRO customers across India. Working with those products and their users surfaced a natural next step: machining, customisation and fabrication work for the machines these components go into.
Navora Precision is that next step — a young manufacturing and engineering vertical drawing on the parent company's product knowledge and customer relationships. The heritage is Multidimensions'; the manufacturing story is being built now, one confirmed job at a time.
Archival illustrative image. Photo: Helvi Ahonen, CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Why Navora Precision
The difference is what happens before the machine work
No invented superlatives — four concrete reasons a buyer might prefer this initiative over a generic supplier, all traceable to Multidimensions' history or to how the vertical works.
Three decades around the parts we machine
Since 1995, Multidimensions has supplied precision motion components — ball screws, linear guides, actuators — from manufacturers in Germany, Japan and the USA. Navora Precision machines, adapts and fabricates around exactly those parts, with the product knowledge that comes from selling and supporting them.
Engineering review before any commitment
Every requirement is read by an engineer before price or scope is discussed. Specifics — tolerances, materials, lead time — are confirmed in writing, per job, rather than promised generically up front.
Honest feasibility, even when the answer is no
Where a part, drawing or idea isn't practical as imagined, we say so and suggest an alternative — before either side has invested in the wrong direction.
One conversation across four capabilities
Components, custom manufacturing, engineering solutions and fabrication are handled as one requirement, by one team — not routed between separate vendors who each see only their slice.
Applications
Industrial applications we understand
The contexts where these components and solutions matter — what typically breaks, what typically wears, and what good looks like.
Automation
Automated lines and machines live on controlled motion — axes indexed, loads transferred, positions repeated shift after shift.
Machine Tools
Machine tools demand accurate motion and stiff, well-located bearing and drive arrangements, in environments full of chips and coolant.
Material Handling
Conveyors, lifts and transfer systems move loads continuously — their drivetrains run long hours and take real punishment.
Packaging
Packaging machines cycle fast and change over often — components must hold accuracy at speed and be swapped without drama.
Automotive
Automotive plants and their ancillaries need dependable mechanical drivetrains and fixtures, from line equipment to special machinery.
Steel & Metals
Metal plants are hard on machinery: heavy loads, heat, dust and continuous operation define what survives.
Process Equipment
Process plants depend on mechanical equipment — actuation, agitation, valves and structures — that keeps running between planned shutdowns.
Industrial Machinery
Machine builders of every size need component supply, custom parts and engineering support that scales from one-off to repeat orders.
Have a component, drawing, sample or engineering problem?
Start with whatever information you have. You don't need a complete specification to begin the conversation.