DANOBAT STRENGTHENS ITS INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE WITH THE OPENING OF AN INDUSTRIAL PLANT IN ITALY

With an aim to strengthening its push for international expansion and fortifying relations with its clients, DANOBAT, the machine tool manufacturer, has opened a 2,500 m2 industrial plant in the north of Italy on. This is the company’s first facility for producing advanced solutions in the transalpine country.

The opening ceremony of DANOBAT’s new plant, located in the town of Bistagno, in Piemonte, approximately 140 kilometres from Milan, was held on 21st June with the presence of the Minister of Economic Development and Infrastructure of the Basque Government, Arantxa Tapia, and the President of the Italian Region of Piedmont, Sergio Chiamparino, among other authorities.

Also present at the event were DANOBAT’S general manager, Xabier Alzaga, managing director of the DANOBAT GROUP, Pello Rodríguez, and the president of Mondragon Corporation, Iñigo Ucín.

“This new facility is dedicated to exploring new business opportunities, as well as providing to our current and future clients a high value added after-sales and technical service, with an emphasis on closeness, proximity and excellence”, Xabier Alzaga claimed.

The facility is dedicated to exploring new business opportunities, as well as providing the company’s current and future clients and proximity, as well as the availability of an essential stock of replacement parts.

The team of experts who will be working in the new facility is made up of highly qualified personnel, including a group of 10 engineers who are specialists in carrying out tests and service provision.

The plant will be used for carrying out customised machining tests as well as demonstrations with state-of-the-art equipment incorporating the most advanced technological developments.

The specialists in this new plant will assist clients throughout the solution’s entire life cycle, including the period covering preliminary studies, commissioning, start-up of the machinery and the performance of all its operations.

They will likewise deliver training services and instruction in grinding technologies, as well as provide services aimed at offering customised machining solutions, optimizing manufacturing processes for components already in production, redesigning machinery and, even adapting equipment for the manufacture of new pieces with the aim of making the most of their performance and lengthen their life cycle.