Flottweg
Italy

Company history

Flottweg Italia s.p.A., formerly Veronesi Separatori s.p.A., was founded in 1906, and started out manufacturing pumps. Starting in the 1920's, the company increasingly transferred its activities to the development and production of separators. In 1988, the Italian separator manufacturer joined the Krauss-Maffei Group headquartered in Munich.

Since 1998, Flottweg Italia s.p.A. has been part of the Flottweg Group, the leading company for the manufacture of industrial centrifuges. 

The Bologna Industrial Association recognized Veronesi Separatori for its 100-year company anniversary in 2005. 

Veronesi Separatori meets the highest of quality standards. The company was already certified according to the international DIN standard ISO 9001 in 1994.

 

Separation technology for Italy

Since November, 2003, the German parent company Flottweg SE has taken over development and production of separators from its Italian subsidiary, which is located in Villanova di Castenaso (Bologna).

Flottweg Italia s.p.A., formerly Veronesi Separatori s.p.A.,  is active in the marketing and sales of Flottweg Machines on the Italian market, as well as in customer service both before and after sale. The Flottweg Subsidiary also offers worldwide technical customer service for all Flottweg Centrifuges.

 

Our Flottweg Service in Italy has a team of twenty competent people working in field sales, as service technicians, in the warehouse, and administration.

All services are provided by staff in close cooperation with the parent company Flottweg SE, headquartered near Munich, Germany.

Significant projects in numerous areas

Flottweg Italia s.p.A. has already carried out numerous significant projects in the following areas in the Italian market:

• Juice and beverage manufacture
• Starch industry and derivatives
• Production of vegetable-based milk
• Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats
• Processing of meat waste
• Biotechnology
• Chemical processes of various types
• Products made of petroleum and its derivatives
• Dewatering of industrial and sewage sludge