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Hot steel pressing
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Hot steel Pressing

The malleable deformation of metals and especially hot steel pressing is now a consolidated process for modern companies, yet one of the oldest processes in human history. Ever since the iron age, man has understood that, by bringing metal to a high temperature, it became malleable and could be shaped into elementary forms. Over the various eras, the forgers who struck hot iron with a hammer and anvil produced swords, armour and countless other articles. The hammer mills built on watercourses — the forerunners of the modern machines so numerous in our Brescian valleys — are now curiosities in museums, but, once upon a time, master forgers were true artists of iron deformation. The material heated in the coal forges was beaten and hammered with skill to obtain ever more complex objects for agriculture and everyday life. Now metalworkers have taken the place of master forgers, electric furnaces have replaced coal forges and, instead of mallets, there are sophisticated computer-controlled presses. But the basic process is still the same: steel is made flexible and malleable by bringing it to high temperatures and it is pressed into moulds to obtain more precise and sophisticated parts. With its state-of-the-art equipment, Bertoloni & Botturi is one of the leading companies in the hot steel pressing sector.

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With its state-of-the-art equipment, Bertoloni & Botturi is one of the leading companies in the hot steel pressing sector.
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Shafts

Shafts with starting diameters from 18 to 220 mm with flange diameters up to 380 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm
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Special shafts

Shafts with starting diameters from 18 to 90 mm with flange diameters up to 200 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm
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Central electric forgers

Central electric forgers with a diameter of between 20 mm and 200 mm with lengths from 70 mm to 1200 mm to client drawings and specifications.
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Pinions

Pinions with starting Ø from 18 to 220 mm with flange diameters up to Ø 380 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm
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Bevel pinions

Pinions with starting Ø from 18 to 220 mm with flange diameters up to Ø 380 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm
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Direct drive

Shafts with starting Ø from 18 to 220 mm with flange diameters up to Ø 380 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm
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Axel shafts

Axle shafts with starting Ø from 18 to 220 mm with flange diameters up to Ø 380 mm, and with a maximum printable length of 1100 mm

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Tie rods

Tie rods from a diameter of 25 mm to a diameter of 90 mm, with a maximum length of 1200 mm
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Special screws

We can perform rolled threads and machining operations such as drilling, threading and turning.
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Hot steel pressing
A blend of art and science since 1962.

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