Expansion of paver production in Lombardy/Italy

Quality always wins!

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Fig. 1 The exhibition garden at the entrance of the precast plant promises highest-quality products.

Fig. 2 Light-filled factory building.

Fig. 3 The bucket conveyor transports the concrete to the block machine

Fig. 4 The RH 2000-3 VA block machine and control unit
are enclosed.

Fig. 5 Production on steel pallets.

Fig. 6 Curing chambers by Rotho provide space for
4,700 layers.

Fig. 7 Very successful: high quality even in large sizes. .

Fig. 8 Silos for storing cement.

Fig. 9 The filling of aggregate silos.

Fig. 10 View from the bottom to the mixer level.

Fig. 11 Metering system for liquids supplied by Würschum.

Fig. 12 The milling station has been integrated into the production line.

Fig 13 Nemesio, Claudio and Matteo Brenna are satisfied with the production results of the RH 2000-3 VA - and take personal care of the paver production process.

Fig. 14 The tidy storage area reflects the quality of M.V.B.

Going slightly against the trend, the northern Italian company M.V.B. did not become “apathetic” amidst the crisis but decided to expand its production facility instead. For this purpose, the family-owned business invested a total of over 9 million euros in its factory site last year, including machinery and estate. Hess Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG supplied a complete block-making line to Bregnano.

Located in the small town of Bregnano between Milan and Lake Como, M.V.B. has been doing business since 1986, when its founder started out in the field of concrete products. It is interesting to look at the history of it: at the age of 14, Nemesio Brenna began working as a stone layer in his father’s business. Then, when he was 26, he established his own company and set up a precast plant with an egg layer as the first piece of equipment. Today, he is 55 years old and the main shareholder in M.V.B., remaining committed to the day-to-day business of the company. In the meantime, his son,...