About us
Three decades of
metal, fire, and precision.
Met-Test Laboratories began as a two-furnace workshop and grew into a facility trusted by some of India's largest industrial names, without ever losing sight of the craft at its core.
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Est. 1998

From a two-furnace workshop
to a full metallurgical facility.

Met-Test Laboratories was founded on a simple conviction: that heat treatment is a craft as much as a process, and that the industries relying on it deserve a partner who treats every batch, whether one piece or ten thousand, with the same discipline. What began with two furnaces and a handful of skilled hands has grown, year over year, into a facility spanning multiple furnace lines, an in-house metallurgical lab, and a dedicated inductor manufacturing plant.

The equipment has changed. The standards we hold ourselves to haven't. Every standard we work to is applied the same way the business was built; one correctly treated batch at a time.

Factory floor, metallurgical lab, and inductor workshop
Leadership
The people behind the furnace.
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Ranjit Sinha
Founder & CEO

A B.Tech in Metallurgical Engineering took his career onto the workshop floor of a heat-treatment unit in Gujarat before founding Met-Test Laboratories to bring tighter process control and honest turnaround times to the region's manufacturers. Still reviews every difficult job personally.

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Laxman Prasad Singh
Head of Metallurgical Engineering

A mechanical engineer with over a decade in furnace operations and thermal process design. Sets the treatment recipe for every batch and signs off on the metallurgy before it reaches the customer.

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Animesh Kumar
NDT Engineer

Holds a BBA and built his technical grounding through hands-on certification in non-destructive testing (UT/MPI/dye penetrant), inspecting treated components for cracks, case depth, and hardness. The last check before anything leaves the floor.

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Love Sinha
Tech Lead

A B.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics underpins his work managing the lab's digital systems; batch tracking, QA documentation, and equipment monitoring, keeping every job traceable from intake to dispatch.