Integrity
Transparent decisions, clear commitments, and ownership across every customer program.
Precision tooling since 1989
01 / Press tools & dies
Trim, draw and production press tools — engineered in-house, tried out on presses up to 800 T, and corrected until every working steel runs clean.
02 / Draw dies & BIW
Draw, trim and flange tooling for doubly-curved panels — three-wheeler skins, seat frames and BIW programs for OEM and Tier-1 lines.
03 / Checking fixtures
Welding fixtures, gauges and BIW checking fixtures — including 3D-printed fixture programs, 40+ fixtures delivered inside a month when the program demanded it.
04 / Moulds & PDC dies
Mould and pressure-die-casting tooling carried from engineering review through large machining, finishing and shop-floor validation.
05 / One shop
Design, CAM, large-format machining, finishing, tryout and inspection — with software keeping every job visible. Since 1989.
01 — The House
Saptasati brings press-tool know-how, large machining capacity, tryout presses, quality checks and practical engineering under one roof in Chikhali, Pune. The same operating knowledge now powers something rarer: a toolroom that builds its own software for the AI age.
We encourage our people to take calculated risks — to improve their decision making and bring more efficiency to the delivery of our projects.
Continuous improvement is not only better manufacturing practice. It is helping your people grow with time.
L. J. Warade Founder · CMD02 — Operating Principles
Transparent decisions, clear commitments, and ownership across every customer program.
Technical teams work with practical authority, defined responsibility, and accountability.
Repeatable standards from design and machining through trial, inspection, and delivery.
Respect for delivery promises, customer trust, and the discipline needed to sustain both.
03 — What We Build
Design input, CAM, large-format machining, finishing, tryout, inspection, correction, delivery — carried through in one shop, with one owner per job.
Development tooling, progressive and stage dies, correction loops, and tryout up to 800 T for automotive and industrial programs.
Capability detail → PT SI-02Mould and pressure-die-casting work backed by design review, large machining, finishing, and shop-floor validation.
Dies & moulds → MD SI-03Welding fixtures, workholding, gauges and BIW checking fixtures — including 3D-printed fixture programs, 40+ fixtures in a month.
Fixture capability → FX SI-04Specialized sheet-metal components, skin panels, BIW work, and fabricated assemblies for demanding automotive programs.
Toolroom in Pune → SM04 — The Iron
Five CNC machines topped by a 3.2-metre Kaoming double-column, plano milling, EDM, grinding, lapping — and five mechanical presses from 300 T to 800 T for development and trial.
05 — The Digital Toolroom
Every product below was born from a problem on our own shop floor — then engineered like a tool: specified, validated, and released with evidence. This is the stack we run, and the stack we are bringing to the industry.
The toolroom ERP — RFQ, planning, VMC queues, quality, stores, HRMS, finance sync, dashboards.
Native Windows engineering workstation — CATIA-connected BOMs, Smart Setup, drafting, .cadm packages.
Android job packets — 3D/2D review, BOMs, hole tables and measurement history beside the machine.
Free offline Android STEP/STP viewer with honest measurement — built for the shop floor, not the CAD seat.
06 — The People
Founder guidance, toolroom leadership, customer development, marketing support and legal oversight — kept close to the shop floor and the people responsible for delivery.
Chairman
Founded the shop in 1989 and still holds it to the same standard: make the promise carefully, then keep it — and help your people grow with the work.
Managing Director & Chief Technology Officer
Sets the company’s direction and leads the build of Stratos, CADMation and PartLens — the software carrying a 37-year-old toolroom into the AI age.
Executive Vice President, Business Development
The first call for a new program. He carries an RFQ from the opening conversation to a commitment the shop can stand behind — OEM, Tier-1 and industrial.
Senior Consultant, Marketing
Turns shop-floor work into proof a buyer can evaluate — capability material, customer presentations, and a portfolio that shows the work, not just the names.
Director, Legal
Keeps the paperwork as dependable as the tooling — contracts, governance and documentation across customers, suppliers, partnerships and technology.
07 — Trusted By Industry
Every name below stands on real programs — tooling, BIW, skin panels, fixtures and assemblies, with repeat work behind it.
08 — How Work Moves
Customer requirement, scope, timing, and risk captured early.
BOMs, CAD data, material decisions, and drawings prepared for production.
Toolroom work queues and shop-floor capacity become visible.
VMC and production activity tracked against project needs.
Inspection reports and dimensional findings feed back into corrections.
Customer handoff backed by project records, CAD files, and inspection reports.