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Agudio SpA, established manufacturer of special plants rich in tradition and international successes especially in the field of transport to the ropes, merges & Outdoors; internal Leitner Ropeways. & Nbsp; The two companies, already & agrave; the Leitner Group, will move d & rsquo; now with un''unico brand and will offer customers of both companies un''offerta pi & ugrave; complete.
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Leitner Ropeways and Agudio both have a long tradition behind it, an enormous know-how in the construction of cable systems, as well as & eacute; excellent references worldwide. The & nbsp; team Agudio continuer & agrave; in the future to take care of its customers. & Nbsp;
Two prestigious companies perfectly complementeri & nbsp; LEITNER ropeways began to specialize in the construction of cableways in 1888, AGUDIO collects successes in the field of transport materials since 1861. With this merger LEITNER ropeways addition to winter sports, tourism and urban transport, gi & agrave ; its areas of competence, also the transport sector materials. From the strategic point of view the two technologies complement each other perfectly cableway. Both pose the center of their business policy basics such as technology, quality & agrave ;, & agrave individuality; and sustainability & agrave; and they have a great deal of know-how that d & agrave; particular attention to important issues such as design and product customization. In order to maintain the high competence and the dominant position of transport materials, as well as & eacute; to create the best conditions for dynamic growth, the well-established teams of AGUDIO will step forward to offer their professionalism & agrave; Also & Outdoors; internal LEITNER, where they will continue to be a valuable aid for the current and future customers, as well as & eacute; to ensure excellent prospects in view of new, exciting projects.
Blondin and Flyingbelt: The construction becomes spettacoloLa AGUDIO headquarters is located in Leini, in Piedmont, and & egrave; It was founded in 1861 by & rsquo; Engineer Thomas Agudio. L & rsquo; company developed initially funiculars, technology which subsequently affianc & ograve; the cable car sector tramway, including the spectacular, the Sugar Loaf in Rio de Janeiro. Today AGDUDIO, with its special equipment for transporting materials, & egrave; a & rsquo; successful company known throughout the world, and represents the & rsquo; ideal completion of & rsquo; LEITNER offer.
Among the strengths of AGUDIO there are blondin, efficient and flexible plants planes used for the transport of large masses of materials in localit & agrave; otherwise difficult to access. Exemplary in this regard the plant for the construction of the Gibe III dam in Ethiopia, the dam Cerro del Aguila in To & ugrave ;, of & rsquo; Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge and the Yusufeli dam, the pi & ugrave; High of Turkey, as well as & eacute; third dam pi & ugrave; highest in the world. Another great success of AGUDIO & egrave; represented by Flyingbelt, a conveyor belt plane whereby & egrave; can & ldquo; & rdquo fly; obstacles and difficult terrain. AGUDIO currently is working on the construction of the pi & ugrave; long and handsome Flyingbelt the world, boasting a total length of 7.2 km between the loading area and a drain and a span of over 0.6 km. The project is based in Barroso, in Brazil, and & egrave; commissioned by the company HOLCIM.
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