Machines Italia North America will launch its online advertising campaign on various websites and e-newsletters in Canada and the United States.
Targeted publications in the U.S. include
Gasparini's Luca Grazzini explains to Metalworking Production and Purchasing Magazine editor, Rob Colman, the energy savings realized with the new X-Press 200 eco, as well as various other benefits of the new system. Video shot at the Lamiera trade show in Bologna, Italy.
BOLOGNA, Italy: There’s nothing quite like the harmonized hum of robotics, or the perpetual pounding of punching machines to let one know they’re at a metal production trade-show. Thankfully, those theatrics only add to an atmosphere only matched by exploring shop floors themselves.
The Italian company, S.T. Soffiaggio Tecnica Srl's machines are designed to create six-layer fuel tanks, ranging in size from 5-25 liters, on a single line.
The Piaggio Group is to open an Advanced Design Center in the USA, in Pasadena, California. The announcement was made yesterday in Miami by Group Chairman and CEO Roberto Colaninno, during the Piaggio Group Americas convention attended by more than three hundred US and Canadian dealers and the Piaggio Group distributors based in South America.
Machines Italia representatives together with the Italian Consulate in Chicago along with FIAT's SEPIN Manufacturing Training Unit, hosted a morning briefing on the US Automotive industry for a delegation of Northern Italian companies involved in said industry.
The market for construction and industrial machinery, is a cyclical business, which is shown below in the chart portraying a composite of earthmoving equipment sales in North America.
What is creativity? Is it human expression found in art, music and letters? Of course it is. But creativity is so much more. Creativity is the machine maker's art, evident in Machines from Italy. Across industrial sectors, they are among the most creative and advanced in the world. Put Italian passion and creativity to work for you. Machines Italia. Turning creativity into productivity.
Deep in the beating heart of Italy’s manufacturing industry, there are companies facing not only economic challenges but a rapidly changing industrial landscape to which they must quickly adapt, as Jane Bordenave discovers.