Manufactured in Mumbai.
Tested in-house. Trusted since 1910.
E. E. Karachiwala & Co. was founded in Bombay in 1910. We stock Usha Martin wire rope and branded lifting hardware, and we manufacture wire rope slings, hooks, crane blocks and shackles at our Kamani Works. Four generations of the family have run the firm.
We select the rope construction and the end fittings for each sling to suit the load, the hitch and the working environment. We MIG-weld every attachment in-house. Every assembly is proof-tested before it leaves the works.
A century of firsts.
In Indian lifting equipment.
- 1910Founded in Bombay
E. E. Karachiwala & Co. opens for business in Bombay (now Mumbai).
- 1950sMechanical Splicing
First on the Indian subcontinent to introduce mechanical splicing of steel wire rope slings.
- 19601,000-Tonne Press
First in India to install a 1,000-tonne wire rope splicing press.
- 1960sUsha Martin Partner
Becomes an authorised distributor of Usha Martin Ltd, one of its earliest partners, unbroken to this day.
- Capability3,000-Tonne Flagship
Five hydraulic splicing presses today, including a 3,000-tonne flagship.
- Capacity90 mm Diameter
Splicing wire rope assemblies up to 90 mm in diameter.
- ScaleMachined Hooks
One of India's largest makers of machined hooks; OEM supplier to practically every major Indian crane manufacturer.
- Kamani WorksSee the pressesFive hydraulic splicing presses and a 250 t test house.
The brands we stock.
Usha Martin since the 1960s.
EEK has been an authorised distribution partner of Usha Martin Ltd. since the 1960s, one of its earliest partners. We stock genuine product from every brand shown above; the assemblies we make from it are proof-tested and certified in our own test house.
Tell us what you need to lift.
We'll quote it.
Send the specification, tonnage, end fittings and delivery date. Our sales desk replies within 3–4 working hours.
or write to sales@eekarachiwala.com
Verify any EEK test certificate at eekarachiwala.com/verifytc.
EEK is an approved vendor with many PSUs and private manufacturers across India.