Contact Info
| Address | GIMAV Italian Association of Glassworking Machinery & Accessories Suppliers Via Petitti 16 Milan |
| Country | Italy |
| Phone | 0039 02 3300 7032 |
| Fax | 0039 02 3300 5630 |
| Get in contact with GIMAV | |
| Internet | www.gimav.it |
| Year founded | 1980 |
Contact Persons
| Contact 1. | Michele Gusti President 2018-2020 |
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| Contact 2. | Fabrizio CATTANEO Director |
Products or Machinery
Association for Glass (General)
Activities:
Promotion of domestic production in Italy and overseas
organization of group stands in international shows
contacts with the processing industry
preparation of schedules of fees for assistance and servicing
definition of warranty conditions for the supply of Machines
European safety standards on glass-processing machinery
European standards on technical requirements and performance of glass products
raising awareness and promoting the study of glass applications in buildings in universities
- regular updates on the special arrangements, rates and agreements offered by Confindustria and/or Consortia to member companies
Company Background / History
GIMAV is the Association of Italian manufacturers and suppliers of machinery, equipment and special products for glass processing.
Set up in 1980 by a small group of businessmen, Gimav plays a fundamental role in the entire glass industry both nationally and internationally.
As a member of Confindustria and Federmacchine, during its 40 years of activity, Gimav has considerably strengthened its representative presence in the entire glass processing industry and now plays an indispensable role in relations with all private and public institutions.
The sales volume of GIMAV member companies, accounts for approx. 80% of the industry's total turnover and for 77% of total exports by Italian manufacturers of machinery, accessories and special products for glass processing.
As a result of its efficacious and creditworthy activities, the Association enjoys the outstanding loyalty of its members, whose number has been growing steadily over the years.
The first members were later joined by large industrial groups and, above all, by small and medium-sized companies which are the true face and the backbone of the industry.
The importance of each participant, mutual respect and the fact that everybody is given the opportunity to participate and contribute to the Association's political and management decisions have spawned a cohesive group with a strong international nature.
