CONTROL DYNAMICS was established in 1978 and 42 years of experience, by a group of qualified engineers at Mumbai as a small scale industry. The company`s manufacturing activity was shifted in 1982 to Vadodara, Gujarat on their own land & building.

We are pleased to introduce ourselves as one of the leading manufacturers of Switchgear products in India. Control Dynamics is a small-scale industry in Gujarat. Our products are being exported through our clients to various countries.

Vadodara-based Control Dynamics today is face to face with a bright future on account of its contributions to Konkan Railway, by way of Mosaic Mimic (Graphic Display) Panels for the control and ventilation system in five longer tunnels, including the longest, the 6.5 km long Karbude tunnel. New opportunities are opening up in the context of Railways.

The product range of Control Dynamics covers, broadly

Products suitable for Control & Relay Panels

•   Annunciation Window & Facia.
•   Breaker Control Switch (with Discrepancy Indication
•   Test Terminal Block.

Mosaic Mimic Type (Graphic Display) Panels

These products are fully indigenously developed and are import substitution items. These panels are useful for Illuminated Mimic Diagram, Indication & Control Panels, Distribution of Gas, oil, steam and other liquids, different industrial process with status Indication & Railways for control & Signaling system of Railways

ELECTRONIC CORPARATION OF INDIA (E.C.I.L )

The Concept of Mosaic Mimic Panel System was moved in 1988-89 with the co-operation of ECIL by doing our first job worth Rs.3.03 lakh for the pipeline network at Dulia Jan, Assam. Then TISCO came to us for panels followed by a big job of Mosaic Console Insert for the SAIL plant at Vishakapatnam, with the panel length being 20m and the height 2.6 m. The job was done at site and installed in 1990-91.

KONKAN RAILWAY CORPORATION LTD. Association

We wrote a letter to Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. in 1993, and also participated in an exhibition of switchgear and control panels in February, in Mumbai. The Chief Electrical Engineer of KRCL visited our stall to assess our capabilities with respect of control panels. That was beginning of our association with KRCL. Earlier, our assessment, following a visit to a manufacturing set-up in France, enabled us to manufacture imported design without any collaboration. This was what we did from 1989-90 with the help of indigenous manufacturers.