After more than 70 years working with zinc die casting technologies and dealing with both Italian and European customers, Bruschi has decided to undertake a new challenge: the opening of a new plant in the US.
Between the 16th and 18th of January it was held in Nuremberg the 11th edition of EUROGUSS, the largest European trade fair dedicated to the world of die casting. Bruschi was attending the exhibition with a stand in Hall 6.
Here in Bruschi we are well-aware that continuous employees training and learning are the keys to stay competitive in a world that is quickly evolving.
From January the 16th to January the 18th, Bruschi is going to attend EUROGUSS 2018, the international trade fair held in Nuremberg Exhibition Centre.
On the next 9 November, at the Bovisa department, Bruschi is going to attend PMI DAY 2017 organized by Politecnico of Milan.
Zinc proves to be a reliable ally for a circular economy model, since not only does it maximize the lifespan of the product without altering their recyclability, but it’s in itself an highly recyclable material. This is highly compatible with circular economy goals, which aims to reduce new resource exploitation through use of recycling.
Many parts of white goods are made in zinc die casting thanks to metal's features. In general, the specific weight of molten metal (6,7 gr/cm³) could be an issue about limited weight requirements of a major appliance. Bruschi has the solution for this issue.
The differential advantage could be the best way to improve the selling rate in small appliances world, in particular for coffee machine industry.
To define Industry 4.0, in particular Foundry 4.0, it is really important to understand the new point of view, not just listing tools. Big Data, Open Data, IOT, Machine-to-Machine, Cloud Computing, Human-Machine Interaction and Add-on Additive Manufacturing are necessary: but are just devices or machines without a new business philosophy.
