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  • First choice of the consumer goes to good-looking articles, also in the field of household products and appliances. The appearance is important. Washing machines sheet metal parts often take particular forms and they are aesthetically enjoyable; this is due to the shape of the material when it is...

    Appearance is important

    Posted on January 16, 2012 | 1 Comment
    First choice of the consumer goes to good-looking articles, also in the field of household products and appliances. The appearance is important. Washing machines sheet metal parts often take particular forms and they are aesthetically enjoyable; this is due to the shape of the material when it is...

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  • Many objects in our life result from a die: furniture, electronics, jewellery, tools, cars, etc… Goes without saying that the better are the dies, the better are the things that surround us. In the 70s, Italy has experienced...

    Industrial Dies and Daily Life

    Posted on August 22, 2011 | 2 Comments
    Many objects in our life result from a die: furniture, electronics, jewellery, tools, cars, etc… Goes without saying that the better are the dies, the better are the things that surround us. In the 70s, Italy has experienced...

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  • From Rome to Sydney in 4 hours.  In 10 years it will be possible. These hypersonic flights will require higher thermal protection, materials resistant to 2000 ° C and high security in case of impact. Structural and thermal resistance are therefore a necessary condition for quality development. HT Solutions...

    Rome-Sydney in 4 hours

    Posted on August 22, 2011 | 3 Comments
    From Rome to Sydney in 4 hours.  In 10 years it will be possible. These hypersonic flights will require higher thermal protection, materials resistant to 2000 ° C and high security in case of impact. Structural and thermal resistance are therefore a necessary condition for quality development. HT Solutions...

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