THE COMPANY

FONDERIA MORINI, established in 1959, has been operating with success for over 40 years. It is a leader both in Italy and abroad in the foundry sector, and is specialised in the production of cast aluminium alloys produced using sand casting technology.

This strong family business, run by father and son, consolidated since 1983, is the guarantee of a company projected into the future, with significant financial resources of its own, and all the necessary experience for assessing and carrying out projects. The target of our young and dynamic staff is to understand and fulfil all our clients' requests.

The dynamism and continual development of each single department, all equipped with the most up-to-date machinery, and the constant investments that allow for expansion of the company’s productivity, make for continual improvement in product quality and, considering costs and reduction of waste, also lead to improvements in economic efficiency.

FONDERIA MORINI premises, which are strategically positioned a few hundred yards from the “Cotignola” exit on the A 14 bis motorway, are situated on an area of about 30,000 square metres, 10,000 of which are covered.

Our work cycle begins when a project is presented by a customer, who, working in constant collaboration with our staff, receives a finished product, deburred, sanded, complete with any mechanical machining, finishing, mechanical tests, laboratory tests, product certification, packed and delivered directly to their site.

The FONDERIA MORINI group employs about 100 people, divided between the sand casting and shell casting sections, the latter conducted by our controlled company, the Fonderia Cornacchia. A network of subordinate suppliers, all located within a few kilometres, provide any required mechanical machining or finishing, all of which is directly checked by our quality service in compliance with the standards of our certified production cycle.

The rigour with which the production process is monitored ensures the accuracy of all the processing stages in conformity with UNI EN 9001:2000 standards, issued by TÜV, the highest European certification authority, and in compliance with the Swiss SVTI regulations on conformity of the process for the construction of pressurised devices.