We support you with a strong technological attitude

We support you with a strong technological attitude

Fact & Figures:

For over 80 years CIMA has been partnering with customers seeking advanced solutions for high performance transmissions and gears; it provides co-design, calculation, optimization, and industrialization services. CIMA has always been on the cutting edge not only in employing materials and heat treatments, but also in machining and special processes. Our quest for excellence is constant.

Fabrizio Sasdelli is CIMA Chief Executive Officer.

ABOUT 210 EMPLOYEES

7% EMPLOYED IN PRODUCT INDUSTRIALIZATION & 10% EMPLOYED IN QUALITY ASSURANCE

CERTIFICATIONS UNI EN 9100:2018, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 AND NADCAP ® ACCREDITATIONS FOR NITAL ETCH, MPI, HEAT TREATING

TURNOVER: 45% INDUSTRY SECTOR, 35% IN RACING SECTOR, 20% IN AEROSPACE SECTOR

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Certifications

Quality, safety and environmental responsibility are integral to CIMA's manufacturing processes. 
Our management systems and special processes are certified to internationally recognized standards, supporting quality control, regulatory compliance and production reliability. These certifications apply to different areas of our operations, from precision gear manufacturing to specialized heat treatment and non-destructive testing processes.

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Environment, Photovoltaic

In compliance with the Coesia Group's target to reduce CO2 emissions in the atmosphere, CIMA has made important investments in sustainable energy resources. An 895 KW photovoltaic system and a thermal solar system were recently installed, resulting in the partial coverage of the plant’s energetic requirements.

 

The results of the project are summarized in the following table:

  • Photovoltaic Solar Panels

  • Installation of 6.851 sqm of solar panels

  • Capacity for 950.000 kWh/year (90% for internal use / 10% sold)

  • Estimated plant life: 25 years

  • CO2 emission reduction: 610 T / year