Equipped with a large fleet of machinery to deal with any kind of processing required, we offer a wide range of services: from the processing of iron, stainless steel and other alloys to the design and manufacture of agricultural machinery.
Orlando srl is a company specializing in the design and manufacture of stainless steel containers for industrial vibrators, custom-made according to specific customer requirements.
All of our vibrator cups are assembled at our Carpenedolo (Brescia) facility, in areas dedicated exclusively to the production of such components and only by qualified personnel.
With technologically advanced machinery, we respond to all kinds of requests related to laser cutting of iron and stainless steel, offering a high-quality product in a short time. At our Carpenedolo (Brescia) headquarters, we have two dedicated laser cutting stations that take advantage of very high-yield 4.0 machinery.
A flexible and extremely detail-oriented service to ensure ad hoc, quality solutions in a timely manner.
A complete service for making agricultural machinery from technical drawings provided by the customer, or made together with our staff.
Processing of iron, INOX steel and other anti-corrosion metal alloys to be transformed into components for industrial and non-industrial sectors by advanced machinery and highly skilled employees.
We have state-of-the-art machinery for numerous processes, including the bending of metals such as iron and stainless steel.
Two dedicated laser cutting stations enable us to easily process iron and stainless steel for third parties, offering customers high quality and speed in production and delivery.
We also have a dedicated welding area with highly trained and professional staff with qualification licenses.
Workbench 6000 x 2500: cutting iron and steel with thickness up to 40mm
Workbench 6500 x 2500: Bevel head for inclined cutting of iron and steel with thickness up to 40mm
VAT NUMBER 04636690879
N. Rea EN64993
Chap. Soc. € 20,000
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