Atico Scientific has been making mechanical lab equipment in Ambala since 1954, a most trusted Mechanical Lab Equipment manufacturer, supplier and exporter, not a reseller. Our test rigs and apparatus run the mechanical engineering labs of colleges, polytechnics and technical universities across 100+ countries. A single lab of rigs, a full mechanical department, or a ministry tender equipping several institutes at once, we build it in our own works, crate it for export, and ship it to you at factory prices, with no middleman in between.
It's the apparatus that lets a mechanical engineering student measure what a formula only predicts. A universal testing machine that pulls a steel specimen until it yields, so the stressโstrain curve is a real plot and not a textbook sketch. A governor or gyroscope rig that shows a dynamics principle moving in front of you. A heat-engine or refrigeration bench that puts actual numbers on a thermodynamic cycle. Mechanical is the broadest engineering branch, so the labs run wide, machines, materials, fluids, heat, engines and we build rigs across every one of them.
Tell us the year and the syllabus, and we match the rigs to the exact prescribed experiments โ a national mechanical engineering curriculum, an outcome-based programme, or a TVET/diploma course. For ministry and tender work we line the apparatus up with the BOQ, so each lab gets what the course actually assesses โ not a padded list, and not a short one.
A mechanical rig takes a beating โ a fresh batch of students on it every term, loading beams, running engines, opening valves. So ours are built for it: steel frames, guarded moving parts, gauges you can read from the back row, and a manual that tells the student the procedure and the lecturer the expected result. And because we machine these ourselves, the spares โ a load cell, a bearing, a pump seal โ are still available years later, so one worn part doesn't retire a whole rig.
Mechanical engineering colleges and technical universities. Polytechnics and diploma institutes. TVET and technical-training centres. Industrial training and R&D labs. And ministries of education and technical boards equipping institutes at scale.
As a mechanical lab equipment exporter we ship worldwide, but the bulk goes to East and West Africa โ Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, Ghana and Zambia, along with South-East Asia and the Gulf. A lot of it moves through ministry, World Bank and AfDB technical-education programmes, so we're used to the specs, the BOQs, the conformity certificates and the export paperwork those projects demand. Heavy rigs we crate and palletise for long-haul freight.
Q. Are you a manufacturer or an exporter of mechanical lab equipment?
Both, we manufacture in our own Ambala machine shop and export directly, so institutes buy at factory prices.
Q. Which countries do you export to?
100+, with the heaviest demand across East and West Africa, South-East Asia and the Gulf.
Q. Which mechanical labs do you cover?
Theory of machines, strength of materials, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, heat transfer, RAC, IC engines and metrology โ plus control and mechatronics trainers. A whole mechanical department from one supplier.
Q. Can you match our syllabus and the prescribed experiments?
Yes. Tell us the year and syllabus, national, outcome-based or TVET and we build the exact apparatus list.
Q. Do the rigs come with manuals?
Yes, a student procedure manual and a lecturer result sheet with each apparatus.
Q. Can you supply mechanical-lab tenders and ministry programmes?
Yes, we map the equipment to your BOQ, give factory pricing, and handle export and compliance documents for ministry, World Bank and AfDB programmes.
Q. Do you provide spares and after-sales service?
Yes, because we machine the rigs ourselves, spares and support stay available for years.
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