
Global Technology Partners
GTS collaborates with global partners across India, the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States and Japan to bring sustainable and patented technologies to India — strengthening cross-border sustainability efforts and access to advanced industrial combustion and flow solutions.

Comtherm Ltd
Comtherm Ltd brings over 40 years of experience in industrial burners and combustion equipment. It specializes in engineered heating solutions for thermal processing applications and our partnership expands our own access to proven burner designs and combustion expertise from the UK market.

WS
WS specializes in energy-efficient and low-emission gas heating systems for industrial furnaces. Its technologies support precise thermal control and reduced fuel consumption in a range of industrial heat applications.

Selas Heat Technology Co.
With over 125 years of combustion engineering expertise, Selas Heat Technology has built a reputation for developing innovative burners, combustion systems and thermal components for industries worldwide. As our global technology partner, Selas further strengthens our portfolio with proven solutions designed for demanding thermal processing applications.

Econex
Econex is an Italian company with over 40 years of experience producing gas regulation, safety and combustion system components. Its products strengthen our portfolio in regulated gas delivery and combustion safety.

Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions Corporation
Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions Corporation delivers engineering solutions for LPG and natural gas facilities that include a wide range of flow meters manufactured in collaboration with its partners in Japan. Our collaboration supports precision flow measurement and gas handling systems.

Seametrics
Seametrics, a member of the TASI Flow Group, designs and manufactures flow metering and submersible sensor products used in water, wastewater and processing applications. Its technologies enhance our capability to offer accurate flow measurement solutions.
