Schiatti Angelo Srl - A leading machinery manufacturer for glass processing

Date: 27 October 2004

Source: Schiatti Angelo Srl

Date: 27 October 2004

The renowned company, Schiatti Angelo Srl, has been for over the past thirty years, well established in the glass machinery sector for the reliability of it's machinery, the wide range of available products and it's keen adaptation of their products to the demands of the market.

Exhibiting at Glasstec 2004, Schiatti Angelo Srl will present some of it's machinery, already well known in the market, but which still continue to have success and approval from it's worldwide clientele.

These machines are as follows:

Vertical edger model: FPS-M4 and FPS-15RS (equipped with dubbing system)

Vertical miter edger model: SME-10B (with resin diamonds and new PLC "Nexus" control)

Vertical beveler model: BS9/25 (new PLC "Nexus" control)

Horizontal cup wheel double edger model: BFP-20 (new PLC "Nexus" control)

Hole Drilling machine model: FPD-60YX

The innovation for this year's machinery is in the new CNC controller (PLC "Nexus"). This device has the possibility to be programmed with software specially designed by Schiatti Angelo Srl for every typology to which machinery it is applied to.

The following personnel will be available to assist you at the booth:

Mr. Angelo Schiatti - Owner

Mrs. Cinzia Schiatti - Sales Manager

Mr. Alessandro Schiatti - Technical Manager

Mr. Pietro Zappavigna - After Sales Service

All territorial agents and Schiatti staff

Products Offered:

Vertical straight line edging machines, horizontal double edging machines, vertical straight line beveling machines, single and multiple head drilling machines, drilling centers and glass loaders

HALL 16 - STAND 16D21

600450

Schiatti Angelo Srl

2004-10-27T13:00:00

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