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"Solo Oven on
the 3-bis
line" |
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| "Chute with rings" |
Hand in hand with its consolidated know-how in the treatment
of stainless steel, VERRES SpA can
also boast a vast experience in the processing of pure
aluminium, non-stainless
steel, Bronzital (a
Cu-Al-Ni alloy), and Cupronickel (Cu-Ni),
as well as the Nordic
Gold (Cu-Al-Zn-Sn)
and Nickel Brass (Cu-Zn-Ni)
alloys used for minting the Euro.
VERRES SpA
is capable of processing any type of alloy, and perfecting the materials,
the equipment and the production cycle, with particular attention
to the heat treatment, via the selection of the most suitable for
ensuring constant compliance with the quality parameters requested
by the technical specifications, a constant quality that represents
the greatest challenge in carrying out this type of processing.
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| "Cold rolling mill" |
VERRES SpA
is able to carry out the complete design of mintage projects, be
it at the level of the coin design and the consequent emission of
the special technical specifications, be it at the industrialization
level. They take care of the design, the supply and the installation
of the necessary machinery right up to start-up of the same, all
in the sphere of a "turnkey" service that also reaches
as far as the methods and machinery necessary for testing the entire
production or statistics.
The close collaboration with the minting sector of the
Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato (State
Typography and Mint) allows for offering not only semi-processed materials
for mintage, but also the
coins themselves, minted according to the specifications of the customer.
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"The old
500 Lire coins" |
The above-mentioned close collaboration has led to
the development of the first bimetallic coin in the world, an idea
subsequently adopted by other mints and still the only system designed
with a crimping system covered by an international patent for elevated
loads of untwisted creel.
The partnership we have established with the market’s leading European companies in the galvanic industry enables us to supply the various types of coverings used in coinage (copper, brass, bronze, nickel)
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