STILFER S.r.l. was founded in 1984 by professionals who had already been working in the mechanical engineering industry for several years.
At the origins of the company there is a family unit that, thanks to its professionality and the emotional involvement, allowed STILFER Srl to become one of the most important companies in the Italian region of Emilia Romagna. Moreover, Stilfer srl has been expanding in the last 30 years across Italy and abroad.
The expertise of the founders, linked to the innovative abilities used in the technological research, make STILFER Srl the ideal partner. The company is able to respond efficiently and promptly to every request, integrating more and more complex techniques of Supply Chain Management.
STILFER TODAY
MAJOR PHASES
1984 - DATE OF ESTABLISHMENT
1984-1988
In 1984 begun the business of medium-heavy carpentry. The first important investment was in 1987 with the purchase of the welding robot Ernest One Sapri.
1989-2005
During those years, the company have bought the fundamental machineries which defined the future development of the production:
- First center of work
- Oxy-cut machine MESSER GRIESHEIM
- 5 robots among which the first of latest generation IGM of 6 metres long with 2 boards of 1000 kg
2006-2012
The company expansion started in 2006 with the building of a new production factory of 2400 square meters. The second industrial division of heavy carpentry of 3700 square metres was inaugurated in 2011.
2013 - Oggi
The success on the market led to an outstanding growth: in 2015 Stilfer srl expanded again buying a building of 1400 square metres and in the same year achieved the certification UNI EN ISO 3834-2, which is added to the previous UNI EN ISO 9001.
Throughout these years, several investments have been completed in different production departments as: Robot IGM of 3 tons of load capacity Fronius Twin, Laser CY L4020 with a 4100×2050 work surface area and metal sheet cutting up to 20 mm, bridge type milling machine Zayer Memphis 4000 and finally softwares for the offline programming of the 15 robotic welding stations.