About Vedika Machinery Private LimitedVedika Machinery Private Limited is one of the worlds foremost engineering design and manufacturing companies serving the global teabag packaging industry. Based in India, we export precision-engineered spare parts and packaging materials to 38+ countries, with dedicated agents and offices in Indonesia, Russia, and the UAE.
We specialize in critical spare parts for leading European teabag machines, particularly:
- IMA Machines: C21, C23, C24/E, C27/28/E, C2000
- Teepack Machines: Perfecta, Constanta
Our packaging materials range includes:
- Thread
- Aluminum Wire
- BOPP Film
- Tags, Cartons & Envelopes
Industry Expertise & LegacyOur group company, Vedika Exports (Tea) Pvt. Ltd., is Indias leading contract packer for teabags, operating for over 30 years with global clients like Unilever Lipton, Organic India, Typhoo, and Maharishi Ayurveda.
With extensive experience running IMA C27, C28, C21, Teepack Constanta, and Maisa machines in-house, every spare we manufacture is tested for dimensional accuracy and performance before dispatch.
Reverse Engineering & Manufacturing ExcellenceWe are specialists in reverse engineering high-precision parts from physical samples (including used/worn parts) or client-supplied drawings. Our integrated infrastructure includes:
- Design & Development Team
- Toolroom with CNC, VMC, EDM Wirecut & Spark, Lathe, Grinding & Milling Machines
- Inspection Facilities: Video measuring, Rockwell hardness testing, chemical spectrometry
We use cutting-edge processes, vacuum hardening, and special coatings to ensure product longevity. Raw materials such as HSS, exotic steels, and special alloys are imported from Europe to match OEM strength and durability.
Global Reach & PerformanceWe currently supply parts to:
- 105 Teepack Perfectas
- 30 Constantas
- 150+ IMA C23s
- 30 IMA C21s
- 180+ IMA C24s
Our mission is to help clients reduce maintenance costs by over 50% without compromising on machine uptime, efficiency, or part life.
Why Global Clients Choose Vedika?
Your Technical Partner in Teabag Packaging SolutionsGlobal Reach, Local Support- Exporting to 38+ countries with agents in Russia, Indonesia, and UAE, we offer fast response and personalized service.
Reverse Engineering Experts- Specialists in custom manufacturing of IMA & Teepack machine spares based on samples or client drawings ensuring perfect fit, finish, and function.
Tested for Performance- All new parts are tested on running IMA and Teepack machines at our group company, Vedika Exports ensuring high precision, tolerance, and durability.
Integrated In-House Manufacturing- Fully equipped CNC toolroom, EDM, VMC, Lathe, Hardness Testing, and Video Measuring systems allowing precision control at every step.
OEM Quality at Competitive Pricing- Reduce maintenance cost by over 50% without compromising on machine uptime or part life.
Wide Product Range- Spares for IMA C21, C23, C24, C27, C2000 and Teepack Perfecta, Constanta, plus packaging materials like thread, aluminum wire, tags, BOPP film and more.
How We Work
From Sample to Dispatch Precision at Every StepWe specialize in reverse engineering critical spares for teabag packaging machines using advanced techniques and testing. Our streamlined 6-step process ensures accuracy, efficiency, and reliability:
- Client Brief- We receive a physical sample (used parts work too) or technical drawing from the client, along with machine model and application details.
- Material Analysis- Samples are tested via spectrometer to determine exact chemical composition, hardness, and raw material grade.
- 2D Design & Modeling- Our in-house team creates precision CAD models, incorporating tolerances and fit data based on machine specs and function.
- Precision Manufacturing- Parts are produced using CNC, VMC, EDM (Wirecut & Spark), Lathe, Milling, Grinding using imported HSS & alloy steels.
- Finishing & Hardening- We use vacuum hardening, surface treatments, and specialized coatings to match or exceed OEM durability.
- Quality Inspection & Testing- All parts undergo dimensional, hardness, and functional testing, followed by validation on actual running machines before dispatch.