COMPANY PROFILE Home COMPANY COMPANY PROFILE 1. Workshop 2. Welding 3. Material Receiving 4. Testing and Inspection 5. Packing and Shipping 6. Warehouse The Tradition of plug valves made in Italy Galli&Cassina is a prominent Italian Company, leader in design and manufacturing a complete range of Plug valves. The company is located in Solaro near to Milan (Italy) with extensive offices and workshop covering 12.000 sq.mt. area including 5000 sq.mt. of covered space. The mission of Galli & Cassina, established in 1919, was to provide valves to the growing domestic markets. Supplying to the country’s chemical industry followed, and by 1991, the company had outgrown the Milan factory it had resided in since constructed in 1930, and moved to Solaro, 30km away. The mission of Galli & Cassina The physical nature of this move coincided with a commercial transition into the oil and gas market and the company hasn’t looked back since. G&C than started With a massive Plug Valves production to serve the Oil & Gas worldwide market becoming one of the most significant supplier for all International Oil & Gas companies across the world. G&C sales activity covers most of the continents with a leading and growing presence in Europe, Middle East, North & South America and Far East, resulting in a sales and service network with subsidiaries, branch offices and distributors, achieving the reputation of high quality and reliable products. Professional skills, reliability and dynamism Galli&Cassina Quality Assurance System & HSE according to ISO 9001-2008, ISO 14001 & ISO 18001 have been assessed, approved and certified by Lloyd’s Register. Nowadays Galli&Cassina is proud to celebrate almost centenarian presence in the world valves market. Privacy Cookies Privacy Policy GALLI&CASSINA Via Drizza, 30/32 20020 – SOLARO (MI) ITALY – P.IVA: 00 732 88 0158 | Powered by Utilizziamo i cookie per essere sicuri che tu possa avere la migliore esperienza sul nostro sito. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of CookiesOkCookie