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About us

Three companies. One family. Since 1968.

We are not a conglomerate. Three companies, one family behind them, each doing one thing well — and all of it made in Lucknow.

  • Since 1968

    Tool & Gage

    Where it began: a precision tool room, founded by Ravindra Jain to produce locally what India was importing. Today — rubber and rubber-to-metal bonded products, oil seals, NVH components, insulation cleats, EMD and ALCO locomotive spares, and precision CNC tooling.

  • The polymer company

    Durable Polymers

    Born from a fire on the railways and the search for safer materials. EN 45545 HL3 compliant PU foams, flame-retardant silicone foam, thermally bonded non-woven, and complete railway seats and berths — including the Vande Bharat sleeper berth.

  • Since 2021

    EzSleep

    The same foam formulations and process discipline, brought home. Mattresses, pillows, headrests, memory foam and orthopaedic products — built for the person who expects more from the things they use every day.

The plant from above — blue-roofed production sheds set in green fields
The plant from above
The team in discussion around a conference table, test equipment behind
Engineers first, always
A production shed behind a green field
Factory frontage, Lucknow

Our journey

Fifty-seven years, one problem at a time

  1. 1968

    A tool room opens in Lucknow

    Founded as a precision tool room in 30,000 sq ft, establishing the group’s roots in engineering excellence. First product: the oil seals India was importing.

    The first precision tool room, 1968
  2. 1970

    Import substitution

    The first range of rubber dust covers for Kirloskar engines — one of India’s earliest successful import substitutions.

    Rubber dust covers for Kirloskar engines
  3. 1980

    Three wheelers

    Oil seal innovation for Scooter India and the three-wheeler market, capturing over 80% share of India’s diesel engine segment.

  4. 1982

    Indian Railways

    Entry into Indian Railways, manufacturing rubber and rubber-to-metal bonded products.

    Entry into Indian Railways manufacturing
  5. 2007

    A new era

    Development of high-voltage composite insulators — the third company in India to master the technology, replacing traditional ceramic.

    High-voltage composite insulator development
  6. 2014

    Approved for EMD

    Indigenous development for Indian Railways, and formal approval for EMD locomotive sealing and gasketing components.

    EMD locomotive sealing components
  7. 2018

    Unit 2 opens

    A manufacturing powerhouse of over 200,000 sq ft, with a fabrication division for railway seats and berths.

    Unit 2, the 200,000 sq ft fabrication plant
  8. 2022

    Silicone foam

    Flame-retardant silicone foam developed for Indian Railways — the only company in India making it.

    Flame-retardant silicone foam
  9. 2023

    Vande Bharat

    Flame-retardant PU foam development and moulded seats for Vande Bharat.

    Moulded seats for Vande Bharat

In his own words

“I started with oil seals because that is what I understood and what India needed. There was a problem — good components only came from abroad — and the belief that we could solve it. We did. Then we found the next problem. That is still how this works.”

Ravindra JainFounder
  • Ravindra Jain, founder
    Founder

    Ravindra Jain

    Rubber technologist, Thapar Institute of Technology.

  • Gagan Jain, chief executive officer
    CEO

    Gagan Jain

    M.S. Computer Science, University of Cincinnati.

  • Gaurav Jain, chief technology officer
    CTO

    Gaurav Jain

    M.S. Industrial Engineering, polymer and tooling expert, Ohio State University.

What unifies us

Design · Tooling · Process · Validation

  • 01

    Cross-functional

    Engineering understanding spanning mechanical, electromechanical, material science, polymer engineering, electronics, comfort sciences, and fire and safety.

  • 02

    Validation mindset

    Advanced in-house laboratories characterise materials and their functional behaviour. If we cannot test it, we do not claim it.

  • 03

    Process discipline

    Documented parameters, repeatability and traceability across every production step. Quality is built in from the start, not checked at the end.

  • 04

    Tooling ownership

    An in-house tool room means confidentiality, dimensional control and lifecycle stability. No sub-contracting of critical tooling.