Schiatti Angelo at Glasstec 2010

Date: 9 September 2010
Source: Schiatti Angelo S.r.l.

Date: 9 September 2010

 Visit us at Glasstec Booth 16 / D21 Besides the new graphic form of the institutional logo, the production range of SCHIATTI ANGELO srl has been enriched of a new  machine that will be presented in occasion of Glasstec 2010; the vertical drilling/milling machine mod.

TFV 2000.



As results of a carefully selection of materials combined with the most vanguard technology, the machine allows the vertical drilling and milling of the glass sheets. Its  working is completely automated and controlled by a CNC with user   interface based on a wide 15” screen  with TOUCH SCREEN system.



By the SCHIATTI’s stand it is possible to view some of the straight and double edgers and the horizontal drilling models which have made the company worldwide famous for its quality and reliabitily. Visitors will be received by specialized technicians who will put at disposal their experience and competence and qualified personnel for the commercial, sale and post-sale services.



Cinzia, Emauela and Alessandro Schiatti, each one specialized in a specific branch of the company office, grant the continuity of the family business founded by their grandfather Elia and grown up with their father Angelo, going on to promote the value of the 100% made in Italy product.





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