Bottero SpA has been manufacturing machines and systems for processing glass for over 51 years, from the first tilting tables to the first automatic lines, creating the world’s first machine for cutting laminated glass in 1975, moving on to CNC technology cutting machines in the 1980’s and the modular series of the 1990’s. This is the result of the continuous work of the most qualified technicians to find quality solutions at reasonable prices for the company’s international customers. The design of the machines, as well as the study and construction of special systems to suit individual

MG2 was founded in Bologna in spring 1966 by Ernesto Gamberini, a young designer of automatic machines, who involved a colleague and an aunt, as backers. The first location of the company was in a small warehouse in the outskirts of Bologna and there, Gamberini started to design and produce automatic machines for the food and pharmaceuticals industries. In 1967 MG2 received its first order for a capsule filling machine suitable to dose pharmaceuticals into hard-shell capsules: this product would gain so much success and become the core-business of the company. In fact, thanks to the experience

Goglio is present with production plants in Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, the United States and in China; sales and service offices with own stores are located in several European countries and in the Far East, in addition to a number of agents all over the world. Founded in Milan in 1850, today Goglio is leader in flexible packaging, rigid plastic accessories such as valves and spouts, and packaging machines. The integration of all these elements is represented by their trademark, Fres-co System. Their packaging lines include form, fill and seal machines for modified atmosphere and vacuum

AETNA Group SpA produces and sells, on a worldwide basis, stretch film wrapping machinery, bundlers, shrink film wrappers, cartoning and taping machines. The Group counts over 400 employees of which 80 servicemen engaged in the After Sales Department with a yearly turnover of over 85 million Euros. There are five production plants for the 4 commercial brands: ROBOPAC, ROBOPAC SISTEMI, DIMAC and PRASMATIC; as well as an international network of over 450 Agents and Distributors, and 6 subsidiary locations in France, Great Britain, Germany, the United States, Russia and China. With over than 100

The IMS Deltamatic SpA designs and produces customized machinery for the web-converting industry (IMS and OMM brands) and for the automotive interior makers (Deltamatic brand). The Headquarters is located in Calcinate, near Bergamo, where it has a large and modern factory, equipped with up-to-date tools for design, machining and manufacturing; another production factory is located in Mandello del Lario (OMM), on the Como Lake. In the United States, the company Kasper Machine Corporation in Madison Height (MI), near Detroit, constitutes its American unit. The "Converting Division" is

Brustia started producing shoe making machinery in 1957, and over the years has specialized in heel nailing/heel attaching machines in a complete series for lasting (machines for pulling over and lasting, heel seatside lasting, heel seat lasting machines). Later on, through their subsidiary Alfameccanica, the production line has been completed with the backport moulding machine. Seventy percent of the production, about 500 machines per year in various models, is destined for export throughout the whole world. Brustia can be found in all the major shoe companies in the main markets like China

65 years of history and more than 200.000 machines manufactured and distributed represent the best “business card” to summarize what ATOM brand means in the cutting world: a brand byword of quality, reliability and technology of all the products licensed by the plants of the prestigious company with the headquarters located in Vigevano (Italy). Products which throughout the years, as a result of constant investment in research and development, moved from the consolidated die cutting presses to the recent prestigious automatic oscillating knife cutting systems. This witnesses the capacity of