- 1971Making cylinder liners for over 50 years
- 100%In-house, from melting to packing
- 24 hReply to every enquiry
Industries we serve
Liners for pump sets, generators, tractors and trucks.
The liner is the heart of the engine’s power stroke. Ours run in engines that keep farms, sites and supply lines moving.
Pump sets
Irrigation and water pumps running long hours in the field.
Generators
Standby and prime power for industry, sites and homes.
Tractors
Farm engines that work through every season.
Commercial vehicles
IC engines in trucks and utility vehicles.
The market
Every IC engine needs a liner. The world buys them from India.
India supplies more cylinder liners than any other country. Amarjyot has been part of that industry since 1971, supplying OEMs and distributors across India and overseas.
- #1India is the world’s leading exporter of cylinder liners.
- 167+Countries buy cylinder liners made in India.
- USA · UAE · UKThe largest buyers of Indian liners.
- 1971The year Amarjyot started making them.
How it works
From your reference to your delivery.
Send
Your part number, drawing or a photo of the old liner, with quantity and delivery date.
Check
We check the reference with you within 24 hours. We never guess fit.
Quote
A written quotation with price, lead time and terms.
Deliver
Packed and dispatched, with test records in every box.
Is there a minimum order?
No. Single pieces and small orders are accepted, as well as regular volume.
Do you export?
Yes. We supply OEMs and distributors across India and export overseas. Tell us your country with your enquiry.
What should I send with an enquiry?
A part number, a drawing or a photo of the old liner, with the quantity and the date you need it. Missing details are fine; we ask.
How long does delivery take?
Lead time is confirmed in your quotation. [CONFIRM: typical lead time]
Do you include test records?
Yes. Batch and dimensional checks are included with every delivery.
Tell us the liner you need.
Part number, quantity and delivery date. We reply within 24 hours.




