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They said it’s too complex. That this kind of compressor geometry can’t be machined easily in India. But here it is — done on 5-axis, no shortcuts, no compromises. It’s not just a part. It’s capability. Built brick by brick, chip by chip — with Indian hands, on Indian...

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