Logli Massimo at Glasstec 2008, Hall 11, Stand G25

Date: 12 September 2008
Source: Logli Massimo

Date: 12 September 2008

COMPANY We are a manufacturers and distributors of a wide range of glass accessories such as indoor glass connections, hinges, sliding systems, handle bars, working accessories and more.





News, Quality and Service along with commitment and reliability are the fundamentals of our company, whose goal is to meet the everyday market requirements.



Our catalogue includes over 3500 products and we are also able to develop items on customer request.



We do not improvise, if you decide to work with us you opt for experience and reliability. That is why we are proudly serving over 2800 customers .





HISTORY



The Tuscany based Logli Massimo, which is named after its founder, has been established in 1989.



In 2006 Logli Massimo moved to the new site located in the industrial area of Macrolotto 2 near Prato. This new location, being near the A11 highway Prato East exit, is logistically more efficient .



Very important steps have been made in the last few years. With the goal of developing and testing our products, a cooperation with the Society of Teaching and Scientific Services for the University of Florence has started.



In 2005 the technical department has been created in order to support the Company strategy of a constant market and research development. In 2006 our company has signed an agreement with the department of Mechanics and Industrial technologies with the intention of developing innovative items within the steel –glass industry.

PLEASE CONTACT US TO OBTAIN USER NAME AND PASSWORD TO HAVE ACCESS TO OUR ON LINE SERVICES AND BEING ABLE TO REVIEW OUR NEW CATALOGUE



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