Placed an order and want to know where it is? Send us your order reference and our works will confirm the real position — not a generic tracking screen.
We do not run an automated tracking screen, because it would only repeat back what you typed. Instead, send us your order reference and we will confirm the real position from the works — including the courier docket number once your consignment has been dispatched.
Your order is confirmed, the specification is locked, and it enters our production schedule. You get an order reference.
Your instruments are built and ranged to specification — the correct dial, range, wetted material, connection and fill for your duty.
Each instrument is calibrated on our bench, checked, and a traceable certificate is prepared. Assemblies (remote seals, manifolds) are calibrated as complete units.
Your order leaves our works by courier or transporter, with documentation and — where relevant — a docket number we can share.
Your instruments reach you. If anything is not right on arrival, raise it with us immediately and we will resolve it.
| Item type | Production | Delivery (indicative) |
|---|---|---|
| Stock gauges, sensors, switches | 1–2 working days | Next-day NCR; 3–7 days pan-India |
| Standard transmitters | 3–7 working days | Plus transit to your location |
| Remote seals / hazardous-area / hygienic builds | 5–12 working days | Plus transit to your location |
| Calibration (instruments sent to us) | 1–5 working days | Plus return transit |
A tracking screen from a trading company usually tells you one thing: whether the courier has the box. It cannot tell you where your instrument is in the process of being made, because the trader did not make it — they are waiting on someone upstream just as you are waiting on them. When you order from the works, the status reflects something real at every stage: your instruments genuinely being built, genuinely being calibrated, genuinely being packed and dispatched, all under one roof where we can see and confirm each step.
That is why, alongside the indicative stages on this page, we encourage you to confirm a live status directly with us. We can tell you not just "dispatched" but when it dispatched, with which transporter and against which docket; and if you are still in the production or calibration stage, we can tell you honestly where it stands and whether an urgent requirement can be pulled forward. For a line-down situation especially, that visibility is worth far more than a passive tracking page — because we can actually do something about it, prioritising your build and dispatch rather than simply reporting a delay.
It also means that if anything is off — a transit delay, a documentation query, a part of a mixed order moving separately — you have a direct line to the people who can resolve it, not a support script that can only read you the same tracking status you can already see. Keep your order reference handy, message or call, and you will get a straight answer from the works.
The surest way never to need urgent tracking is to order ahead of the failure, and a manufacturer relationship makes that easy to plan. If you know a set of gauges, sensors or transmitters is critical to a running line, hold a small buffer of the exact specified spares, or place a scheduled order timed to your maintenance window, so a failure is a five-minute swap rather than a scramble. We are happy to keep your specifications on file so a repeat order is a one-line message — no re-specifying, no risk of the wrong build arriving under time pressure. For plants on an annual maintenance contract, we can align calibration and spare-holding to the shutdown calendar, so instruments are replaced or recalibrated before they fail rather than after. Tracking an order is useful; not needing to rush one is better, and planning the lead time into your maintenance is how the best-run plants avoid line-down instrument emergencies altogether.
Message your order reference on WhatsApp and we will tell you exactly where your instruments are.
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