Experience, Quality, Care And History

Mr. Valter Giavazzi, thanks to the experience gained in the industrial sector for important leading companies in the household appliance, petrochemical and hydraulic sector, in 1973 founded Magneti Plastic.

In 1992, his daughter Raffaella began to support his father in the management of the company, expanding the production sectors over the years.

Currently the production ranges from soundproofing panels in polyurethane and Fonitek in sheet, to gaskets in natural and synthetic rubber, to foam filters sewn and shaped to design, to sleeves in polyester or nylon fabric, sewn directly on PVC rings.

In addition, the company manufactures heat shields sewn in expanded melamine for specific boilers for steam cleaning machines, stirrers and professional coffee machines.

The production of all items takes place internally in our blanking and sewing departments. The dedicated technical office, starting from the prototype provided by the customer, takes care of the soundproofing and / or insulation for the final sound level tests.

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