The Company
Emmegi zincatura was established in 1962 as Emmegi galvanoplastica, on the impulse of the brothers Lionello and Giuseppe Moretti. First the company specialised in the simple process of cleaning metals, then with distinct far-sightedness it introduced electroplating.
Emmegi zincatura was established in 1962 as Emmegi galvanoplastica, on the impulse of the brothers Lionello and Giuseppe Moretti. First the company specialised in the simple process of cleaning metals, then with distinct far-sightedness it introduced electroplating.
The Evolution
In 1994, after the death of the father, the company was taken over by the son of the founder, Massimo Moretti who, although young, had the advantage of having had a lot of experience working at his father's side and the company soon began a progressive but decisive process of automation and modernisation of the plants. In addition to this process of modernisation, under the guide of Massimo Moretti, different processing methods were introduced, including extremely innovative methods, which helped Emmegi zincatura extend its boundaries to an even greater number of customers. Today the company works with 350 customers both in Italy and abroad, operating in several sectors such as: the textile industry, the photographic industry, the automobile industry, the aerospace industry, agricultural machines and precision mechanics.
In 1994, after the death of the father, the company was taken over by the son of the founder, Massimo Moretti who, although young, had the advantage of having had a lot of experience working at his father's side and the company soon began a progressive but decisive process of automation and modernisation of the plants. In addition to this process of modernisation, under the guide of Massimo Moretti, different processing methods were introduced, including extremely innovative methods, which helped Emmegi zincatura extend its boundaries to an even greater number of customers. Today the company works with 350 customers both in Italy and abroad, operating in several sectors such as: the textile industry, the photographic industry, the automobile industry, the aerospace industry, agricultural machines and precision mechanics.