IT / EN /简/繁 COMPANY PRODUCTS NEWS & PRESS CAREER CONTACTS IT / EN /简/繁 THE PELLICONI STORY TOLD BY THOSE WHO BUILT IT WITH US. Doriano Naldi knows Pelliconi and has been working for Pelliconi for many years. We believe that listening to his voice, reading "his" story of our history is the best way to retrace it. And together with him, also talk about the future. Read the whole interview with Doriano Naldi THE 60S AND THE ENERGY OF THE BEGINNINGS. I have been working with Pelliconi since the 1960s. At that time it was one of the few companies present on the Via Emilia in Ozzano: the rest was all countryside. I remember well how we worked: the transport of the slabs was done only by hand and the presses produced one cap at a time. In one year, 3 billion caps were produced with semi-automatic machines (for comparison, today at Pelliconi we produce 30 billion caps every year). I remember the beginnings very well: we were about 400 employees, all very young. I have a wonderful memory: a rather particular department that we had called "Various Works" and in which two types of corkscrews were produced, racket and hook, trays and capsules for oil and wine. packaging of Re Sole tablets: beautiful. Pelliconi's innovative spirit was already evident: just think of the choice of using very few external suppliers (even the machines arriving from suppliers were customized internally). THE 70S AND CROWN CAPS: WORK BECOMES AUTOMATIC. In the years 1974-75, the first slightly "evolved" crown cap machines were introduced into the company, producing caps with cork gaskets (not in plastic): the press was automatic, but the feeding of the sheets was still manual and took place from above. Even then Pelliconi was recognized as a company that was always “physically on the move”: new warehouses, new machines, there was really great dynamism, a desire to grow together. We all felt it. GLI ANNI ’80 E LE GRANDI INTUIZIONI: TAPPO A CORONA CON PVC E MAXI P-26. Credo davvero che il vero momento di svolta a livello di prodotto sia stata l’introduzione del tappo a corona con interno in PVC e non in sughero: una grande intuizione arrivata intorno al 1985. E poi ricordo una seconda grande svolta, in quegli stessi anni: la nascita del MAXI P-26, brevetto svedese di un tappo che sostituisce il tappo a corona (è il tappo con la linguetta di plastica). Sono state due intuizioni straordinarie, che certamente hanno segnato la storia dell’azienda. OGGI, MA ANCHE DOMANI: PERCHÉ IN PELLICONI SIAMO INNAMORATI DELLA PAROLA FUTURO. Pelliconi non si ferma, non è nel suo dna. Pelliconi è dinamismo, lo era agli inizi e lo è ancora oggi. Ora l’azienda sta lavorando ad un nuovo progetto chiamato BABYFOOD e cioè quei tappi con diametro da 51 mm che servono come chiusura degli omogeneizzati e simili. La grande novità, la novità bellissima, è che l’interno non è in PVC ma in PVC-FREE. È difficile da realizzare, certo. D’altra parte innovazione significa proprio questo, no? Credere a ciò che ancora non è stato costruito, crederci così tanto da renderlo realtà. PELLICONI & C. SPA - CAP. SOC. EURO 500.000 - R.E.A. BO 193288 - COMM. ESTERO M. BO 005562 - REG. IMP. TRIB. BO - P.I.V.A. IT00502181209 - C.F. 00315140376 - PRIVACY POLICY - COOKIES POLICY - Thanks, Today.