425 HP, forced draft
A large forced-draft fan, engineered and fabricated in-house to a demanding duty point — well beyond a standard catalogue size.
Jitamitra Electro Engineering builds centrifugal fans and blowers to each customer's duty — over 15,000 of them since 2011, from two manufacturing plants at MIDC Ahilyanagar.
Each fan is sized to its own operating point by our engineering team, computed to your duty and built to order — not adapted from a catalogue.
Across power, pharma, cement, steel, chemicals, automotive, food and more — 30+ industries, 45 application/duty types.
A manufacturing group with decades of engineering behind it; Jitamitra is its centrifugal-fan specialist.

Our 200 HP variable-frequency test rig lets us run fans to the IS 4894 / ISO 5801 / AMCA 210 method in-house — verifying the air performance of the actual machine before it leaves the floor. Tested-to-method, in our own plant. Fans above the rig's 200 HP are run at derated speed and scaled to the specified duty by the fan laws.
Performance verified on the rig; balancing to ISO 21940; welding by ASME Sec IX-qualified welders.
Plot N-7, MIDC Area, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 414 111
Plot B-20/2, MIDC Area, Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra 414 111
Anmol Heights, Karve Nagar, Pune, Maharashtra.
Fans in service across India and on export projects. What we have built →
Cricket matches, festival celebrations, team trips, tree-plantation drives and wellness sessions — the people behind the fans. Click any photo to enlarge.












Jitamitra didn't start as a fan company. It grew, deliberately, out of a manufacturing group with two decades of engineering behind it — and it has built to duty ever since.
Milind Kulkarni & Rajiv Gujar start the manufacturing group that Jitamitra would later grow out of — the engineering foundation the fan business is built on.
Registered as a private limited company on 28 October 2009 (CIN U31908PN2009PTC134884), Pune ROC — the operating company that would specialise in centrifugal fans, with Anand Ekbote as co-founder. That period also began Jitamitra's long partnership as the Indian distribution partner for Elektror airsystems GmbH of Germany.
After two years of arduous R&D, the company builds its first fans to customer duty at MIDC Ahilyanagar — one machine, one operating point at a time. This is the year we count our fan engineering from.
Early on, the shop engineered, built and performance-tested a 425 HP forced-draft fan — run on its own test rig at derated speed and scaled to duty by the fan laws — proof, from the start, that this was a plant that could design and validate the biggest machines, not just catalogue sizes.
Mihir Kulkarni — a mechanical engineer (B.E.) and MBA — joins Jitamitra. He takes on estimation, systems and customer relationships, and begins the commercial and operational modernisation that shapes the company today.
Custom-engineered fans and blowers across 30+ industries and 45 application duties, built at two works units at MIDC Ahilyanagar and sold from a sales head office in Pune — ISO 9001:2015 certified, CE self-declared, ATEX Zone 2/22 self-declared, and increasingly on export projects.
Proven on our own test rig at derated speed and scaled by the fan laws, not just calculated — the discipline behind every fan we have shipped since.
A large forced-draft fan, engineered and fabricated in-house to a demanding duty point — well beyond a standard catalogue size.
Run and performance-tested in our own plant before it shipped — the same tested-to-method discipline every fan still gets today.
The capability to design, build and validate high-power fans has been part of the plant from the early years — not a recent claim.
Serious buyers don't take our word for it — they come and look. Over the last three years, multinational customers have assessed our plant and quality system through on-site assessments, witness tests, dispatch inspections and vendor-registration reviews — across sectors including:
Surveillance audit of the works and quality system.
On-site visits, witness testing and dispatch inspection.
Vendor-registration and documentary assessment.
Vendor approval and registration round.
Approved-vendor reverification and technical visits.
Vendor approval audit for process blowers.
Customer names are held in confidence and shared, with their permission, on request. ISO 9001:2015 quality system (Reg. RQ91/11838).
Confederation of Indian Industry, EEPC India, and the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, where we have been a member since 2012.
The Jitamitra mark is registered. It is our name on the plate and on the paperwork.
Reg. RQ91/11838, issued by ICS and accredited by JAS-ANZ. The certificate itself, as a PDF — no form. What each mark means →
Jitamitra is a founder-run company. The people who started it still run it.
Co-founded the Zen Group of Industries in 1993 and, in 2009, Jitamitra Electro Engineering — the engineering roots the fan business grew from.
Co-founder of the Zen Group and a founding director of the company, part of the leadership that has held the business to one engineering standard since the start.
Co-founder with over 15 years in centrifugal-fan engineering; anchors the company's design and sales function, and has helped lead it since 2012.
Mechanical engineer (B.E.) and MBA; joined in 2016 and leads commercial strategy, customer relationships and the company's operational and digital transformation.
The dated record — the group, the incorporation, the first fans and the 425 HP proving build.
Three founders and the CEO — who signs off, and what each of them anchors.
Flow, static, gas temperature, application — or attach a spec, GA drawing or a multi-fan schedule. Engineer to engineer.
ISO 9001:2015 quality system · performance-tested to IS 4894 / ISO 5801 / AMCA 210 method · witnessed FAT on request.
*For our standard range. ATEX and special projects need 5 to 7 working days.
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