ZANI SPA METAL FORMING MACHINES is an Italian company which has been designing and producing presses for sheet metal forming since 1960, with applications in different fields: automotive, appliances, electronics, furniture and renewable energies.
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ZANI SPA METAL FORMING MACHINES is an Italian company which has been designing and producing presses for sheet metal forming since 1960, with applications in different fields: automotive, appliances, electronics, furniture and renewable energies.
1960 Seravesi relies on the experience of Seravesi Tommaso, who in 1960 founded his company for the production of bending machines, presses and flanging machines.
Manufacturers and subcontractors may be subject to high requirements for traceability and quality of the welds they produce, in particular due to several mandatory manufacturing standards and possible compliance with the EN ISO 3834 standard (welding quality assurance).
Sheet Metal Subcontracting brings a very wide range of know-how together which make up a wide variety of industrial projects: component cutting or punching, component production and / or semi-finished assemblies, global integration (electronics, IT, etc.) , turnkey projects (which can even include logistical aspects), etc.
Lantek, a pioneering multinational in the digital transformation of the sheet metal and fabrication industrial sectors, announced that it has signed a collaboration agreement with the multinational HSG Laser Group.
The industrialist or subcontractor produces value when the press brake is bending parts. Moving the bending program to programming stations in an office increases the productivity of the machine.
Systems of the MSD series can now also be networked subsequently and monitored comprehensively via an internet portal
Start-up times can affect part production costs, especially small and medium-sized series
Gérard Boudesocque - AMADA introduces this topic. "Manufacturers have great difficulty finding skilled manpower, especially bending operators. You need to find people who are both able to read and interpret plans, able to program machines... »