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Created in Italy

An exhibition featuring the landscape of Italian industry within the framework of Cultural and Economic Promotion and Innovation

Abet Laminati — Super-surfaces ALPI — The reinvention of wood Brembo — From 300km/h to 0 in 3.79 seconds Coex — Naturally fireproof Crea Concrete Design — Mono-material landscapes Cressi Sub — First underwater Dainese — Lifesaving design Directa Plus — Cleaning the sea with graphene Eumakers — 3D multi-color Falci — The farmers’ multinational Fizik — 3D-printed biomechanical saddles Fontana — Technological supercar trimming Foscarini — Fishing for lamps GAM — Montessori materials Gemar — U.F.O. Unpolluting Flying Objects Grivel — High Altitude Safety K-Array — New shapes of sound Kong — Inventing the carabiner Landucci — Infinite pasta shapes Limonta — Sustainable textile Magis — Enzymatic industrial management Nonino — High craftsmanship spirit Novamont — Designed to rebirth Omnicos Group — Make-up makers Pedrali — Engineered wood Petroceramics — Superpowers of materials Plastitalia — Admirable underground fittings Springa — Autonomous robotic Tecno Tessile Adler — Safety Cell Terre Davis — Ground Hero Vibram — Down side up
Created in Italy

27 — Plastitalia

Admirable underground fittings

Milano, Lombardia

https://www.plastitaliaspa.it/

Plastitalia represents in the world the excellence of polyethylene fittings for water, gas and industrial fluids. It started in 1987 in the province of Messina, as a business unit of Eurocondotte for the purpose of producing quality joints. Nino Lenzo, its founder, has made his experience in the world of underground conducting pipes a model for the creation of new products that simplify pipe laying operations. Since 1998 he has been producing electro-weldable connectors that can evolve up to integrated GPS versions to trace each single joint in a conducting system.

PLASTITALIA. PE pipe fittings with integrated anodes to facilitate welding. Photo Max Rommel

↑ PLASTITALIA. PE pipe fittings with integrated anodes to facilitate welding. Photo Max Rommel