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Italian Textile Machinery State of the Industry Report 2011 - Production Increased in 2011

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The value of Italian textile machinery production for 2011 registered a 9% increase compared to 2010, from 2.4 to 2.6 billion euros. A similar increase was recorded for exports (+10%), which reached a value of just over 2.1 billion euros. Exports remain the driving force behind the sector growth in Italy. The dynamism of major textile markets combined with the ability of Italian machinery manufacturers to assert themselves on a global scale, has contributed to sustaining Italian exports. Fully 25% of the sector's sales abroad are directed to China, with Asian markets generally accounting for

Strong Numbers in 2010, Show A Postitive Outlook for Packaging Machinery Manufacturers in 2011

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The 2010 figures reported by Italian packaging machinery manufacturers show that the industry has put the crisis firmly behind its back. The sector's turnover totalled 3,759 million euro at current prices, 16,4% up on 2009, when it slumped to 3,229 million euro. Last year's turnover even surpassed that of 2007 (3,610 million euro) and was not far short from the record figure of 3,827 million euro achieved in 2008. The excellent 2010 performance also enabled the Italian packaging machinery industry to strengthen its international leadership position and secure a 25,7% share of the world market

OMSO spa

OMSO was established in 1952. For more than 60 years, OMSO has been designing and manufacturing high-tech machines to print on objects and containers that come in a variety of shapes and sizes. We have five decades of experience enabling us to rank among the leaders in the industry. Our work meets the highest quality standards also in conformity with ISO 9001 certification. Our production focuses on three basic processes: dry-offset printing, flexographic printing and screen printing. In these fields, the range of equipment can satisfy any production requirements. An extensive network of

POMINI Rubber & Plastics srl

The worldwide leading machine manufacturers Harburg-Freudenberger, Farrel and POMINI Rubber & Plastics have been working together as the HF Mixing Group since 2010. Each of these companies brings with it a long history and individual strengths in the construction of machines and accessories for the rubber processing industry. We devote ourselves to the optimisation of the procedures of the mixer lines for our worldwide customer base at our locations in Germany, Great Britain, the USA, Italy and Slovakia. Together we create reliable and efficient future solutions. We have sales partners on all

THERMOPLAY spa

THERMOPLAY, with its HQ in the industrial area of Pont-Saint-Martin in Aosta, Italy, is a company that specialises in developing and manufacturing hot runner systems for plastic injection moulding. Thanks to constant growth and considerable investments, THERMOPLAY has achieved leading position in Italy and throughout the world in a short period of time. Today, there are 170 employees in the manufacturing plant, which covers a surface of 11,000 square meters. THERMOPLAY is present with sales and technical team in 48 countries worldwide. New branches recently set up in China and India join those

PERSICO spa Divisione Rotazionale

Founded in 1976, Persico Group is a well-regarded Italian multinational primarily engaged in the automotive, industrial and marine industries as a provider of a full range of services: from concept to design, engineering and manufacturing of prototypes, models, moulds, automation systems and turnkey yachts. Persico also operates in other industries, including aerospace, aeronautics, PA6 and rubber. With its headquarters and main production facilities in Italy, Persico has key production and sales units the USA, China and Germany to serve its customers worldwide. Production Rotational moulding

PERSICO spa Divisione Engineering

Founded in 1976, Persico Group is a well-regarded Italian multinational primarily engaged in the automotive, industrial and marine industries as a provider of a full range of services: from concept to design, engineering and manufacturing of prototypes, models, moulds, automation systems and turnkey yachts. Persico also operates in other industries, including aerospace, aeronautics, PA6 and rubber. With its headquarters and main production facilities in Italy, Persico has key production and sales units the USA, China and Germany to serve its customers worldwide. Production Rubber machinery and

ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS spa

ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS is a world leader in the production of cycle measurement, control and automation systems. It is constantly committed to improve its know-how and competences in the automation markets and to develop more modern measurement gauges and sensors in order to face the global market with ever greater impulsion. Its leading position is the result of a combination of state-of-the-art technology with an experienced research and development team enabling the Company to offer high-quality systems – absolutely essential for the safe and efficient management of the entire production

Rollon S.p.A.

ROLLON is an Italian company (founded in 1975) designing, producing and selling linear motion components and systems. Main products: COMPACT RAIL HIGH PERFORMANCE rollers system, EASY RAIL ball-caged system, HEAVY DUTY industrial telescopic rails, UNILINE belt linear units. ROLLON group has its headquarters in the Milan area of Italy. The commercial organization has direct basis also in Germany (Ratingen), U.K. (Birmingham), U.S.A. (Sparta, NJ) and authorized distributors in all Western Europe as well as important overseas countries. ROLLON Corporation in U.S.A. is a partner of ITA (Italian

XYLON Becomes a founding member of the Furniture Supplier Magazines' Association

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13 well known woodworking and furniture supplier magazines who met in Istanbul by the sponsorship of Intermob 2010 trade fair, founded an organization called FSM (for International Woodworking & Furniture Supplying Magazines) on 17th October 2010. The board consists in five members: Zeki Yücel, Mobilya (Turkey); Luca Rossetti, Xylon (Italy); Richard Barth, Material Technick Mebel (Germany); Carlos Castelo, L'Echo des Bois (Belgium); Eduardo Kiss, Mobile Fornecedores (Brasil). In the first meeting, after the voting process, Zeki Yücel (Turkey) and Luca Rossetti (Italy) are elected respectively