Chapter 01 of 03
1996
It starts in Inveruno.
A brick workshop and the first jobs for machine builders: drawings, panel and software made by the same people.
Mesero, Italy · industrial automation since 1996
Design, panel and software. All under one roof.
History
Thirty years in three chapters.
From the Inveruno workshop to the Mesero headquarters, to the unit next door opening in 2027: the spaces change, the people doing the work do not.
Chapter 02 of 03
2012
Today’s headquarters, in Mesero.
Via Volta 30/C: engineering office and workshop in the same building. A panel is designed, wired and tested without leaving the gate.
Chapter 03 of 03
2027
The unit next door is ours.
Bought, handover in the coming months: more test stations and room for large panels. Same street, same people, same standards.
Workshop
We open a panel and walk you through it.
This is a panel as it leaves our workshop, and the screen the operator runs the machine with. Pick a point: the view moves in and we tell you what you are looking at.
Worldwide
Where we have already been.
In blue, the countries where we have delivered, started up or serviced a plant. Hover the list: the planet turns.
Your country is not on the list? We have not worked there yet, but documentation and remote support work anywhere.
Tell us where you areQuestions
Before we work together.
What we get asked at first contact. If yours is not here, an engineer replies within 1–2 business days.
How many people are you?
Between six and ten, counting our regular collaborators. We are small on purpose: whoever answers the phone has seen your panel in the workshop.
What do you need to evaluate a job?
A description of the machine or line, the standards required and the timing. If something is missing we start with a call with an engineer. Send a request
Do you handle everything: design, panel, software and start-up?
Yes, with the same people from start to finish. Your contact is an engineer who knows the project, not a salesperson.
Which standards do your panels follow? And for the United States and Canada?
Every panel leaves with its CEI EN 61439 declaration of conformity and the routine verifications done in our workshop. For the United States and Canada we design and build to UL 508A and CSA, ready for the certification issued on site by the certifying body.
Who CE-marks the machine?
It depends on the job and is decided at the start. If we are the machine manufacturer, the CE marking is ours; if it is the customer or the mechanical builder, we deliver the electrical part with all its documentation. From January 20, 2027 the new EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 applies.
Do you provide support after delivery?
Yes: remotely from Mesero, or on site. The first year of support is included. On the phone you get someone who knows your plant: +39 02 97289083.
The first step
Tell us about the machine.
An engineer reads it and replies within 1–2 business days. No commitment.
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