Fantoni’s plant is located near the northern Italian town of Udine, right on the edge of the Alps. Location isn’t the only factor that makes the place special: Fantoni has always attached great importance to attractive industrial architecture. That’s why Dieffenbacher’s new MDF production line needed to be particularly efficient and integrate seamlessly into the existing architecture.
We commissioned a 65-m long CPS with Fantoni in 2017. At the time, it was the longest continuous press Dieffenbacher had ever built. The machine is the heart of the ultra-modern MDF plant, which includes the forming station, the forming line and the finishing and storage system.
Together with the renowned architects of Studio Valle from Milan and Udine, over many years Fantoni has created a work of industrial architecture. The same can also be said of the new Plaxil 8 MDF line. The machines form a harmonious unit with the production hall, which in turn blends perfectly into the extraordinary architecture of the production site.
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