Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Airfloa and Janatics Partner for Automatic Door Systems
Two companies, Airfloa and Janatics, have teamed up to make automatic doors for trains.
They signed an agreement to work together on different types of doors for modern train coaches, like the Vande Bharat trains.
Airfloa will be in charge of talking to customers and managing projects.
This partnership helps both companies become better at making train doors and helps them get more involved in building new trains.
The leader of Airfloa said this team-up will help them focus on important parts of trains and grow in a smart way.
Airfloa Rail Technology Limited and Janatics Industrial Automation Private Limited signed a MoU for automatic door systems in railway coaches.
The agreement covers various door types, including Double Leaf Plug Doors and Pocket Sliding Doors.
Airfloa will lead tender participation, customer engagement, and project execution.
The partnership aims to strengthen capabilities in modern railway coach subsystems.
The MoU supports Airfloa's focus on execution clarity and commercial discipline in railway programs.
- Who
- Airfloa Rail Technology Limited and Janatics Industrial Automation Private Limited
- What
- Signed a MoU for the development and supply of Automatic Door Systems for railway coaches
- When
- January 27
- Where
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
- Why
- To enhance capabilities in automatic door systems and participate in modern railway programs
- Companies Involved
- Airfloa Rail Technology Limited and Janatics Industrial Automation Private Limited
- Agreement Type
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Product Scope
- Automatic Door Systems for railway coaches
- Door Types
- Double Leaf Plug Doors, Automatic Single Leaf Plug Doors, Pocket Sliding Doors, Automatic Fire Barrier Doors
- Strategic Focus
- Modern railway coaches, Freight EMU, Vande Bharat platforms
- Lead Responsibilities
- Airfloa will lead tender participation, customer engagement, and project execution
- Commentary
- Mr. Manikandan Dakshnamoorthy, Joint Managing Director of Airfloa, emphasized the focus on strengthening critical subsystems and disciplined participation in railway programs