In Sesto al Reghena, Friulpress looks to the future with production investments, new expertise and a vision oriented towards industrial growth.
Friulpress continues its development path by focusing on facilities, expertise and production continuity. As reported by the Italian business publication Il Nord Est, the company based in Sesto al Reghena, active in aluminium die casting and precision machining, is experiencing a phase characterised by investments in facilities, attention to workforce and new growth prospects.
With an established presence in the automotive sector and an integrated production chain, Friulpress continues to leverage its technical know-how to meet the needs of an increasingly selective, competitive and quality-oriented industrial market.
Production investments and industrial capacity
In the aluminium die casting sector, competitiveness stems from the ability to combine manufacturing experience, process efficiency and technological upgrades.
Investments in facilities represent an important step towards reinforcing production quality, improving process reliability and supporting the company’s capacity to produce technical components for advanced industrial applications.
HPDC die casting requires constant control of numerous variables: characteristics of aluminium alloys, mould design, injection parameters, cooling, subsequent machining operations and dimensional inspections.
Each stage contributes to the final quality of the component. This is why Friulpress continues to invest in an integrated production model, capable of supporting the customer from co-design to the delivery of the finished and inspected part.
People and expertise at the heart of growth
Alongside investments in facilities, a central element of Friulpress’s journey concerns the strengthening of internal expertise. According to Il Nord Est, the company currently employs 168 people and is looking for specialised personnel to reinforce certain production activities.
In a technical sector such as aluminium die casting, people represent a decisive resource. Industrial quality does not depend solely on the technologies available, but also on the ability of operators, technicians and process managers to oversee every production stage.
Tool shop, die casting, CNC machining, finishing and quality control require specific skills, field experience and coordination across the entire supply chain. Strengthening the workforce means consolidating the company’s technical heritage and creating the conditions to tackle new industrial challenges.
The value of the integrated supply chain
One of the distinctive elements of Friulpress is the integrated management of the production cycle. The in-house supply chain makes it possible to follow the component at every stage: technical analysis, co-design, mould design and development, aluminium die casting, precision machining, finishing and quality control.
This approach reduces complexity, improves coordination between departments and ensures greater continuity in the production process.
For automotive customers, OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers and highly specialised industrial sectors, the integrated supply chain represents concrete value: it means being able to rely on a partner capable of transforming a technical requirement into a component that is manufacturable, controllable and compliant with required standards.
Automotive and new industrial opportunities
Automotive remains a strategic sector for Friulpress, but the market today demands adaptability, diversification and the development of new applications. The Il Nord Est article highlights the focus on new customers and new industrial sectors, with prospects also linked to high-value-added areas.
For Friulpress, this means leveraging the expertise gained in HPDC die casting and precision machining also in sectors characterised by demanding technical requirements. Aluminium components that are lighter, stronger, more precise and more reliable are increasingly required in environments where performance, dimensional stability and quality control become decisive factors.
The ability to transfer the know-how acquired in automotive to advanced industrial applications represents one of the most important directions for the future.
Continuity, territory and industrial vision
The Sesto al Reghena site, in the province of Pordenone, remains the productive and identity core of Friulpress. Being rooted in the territory, combined with technical specialisation and the ability to innovate, represents a solid foundation on which to build new development opportunities.
Investments in facilities, the search for specialised personnel, the consolidation of the integrated supply chain and the opening towards new industrial applications confirm a clear direction: building growth through quality, expertise and production capacity.
Looking ahead, component after component
The future of industry is built through concrete choices: more efficient technologies, better controlled processes, stronger expertise and greater capacity to support customers in the development of their products.
For Friulpress, investing means continuing to give shape to aluminium with the same industrial culture that has characterised the company for over fifty years, integrating experience, innovation and long-term vision.
From Sesto al Reghena to the most demanding industrial markets, Friulpress continues to develop its journey with a clear objective: transforming technical expertise and production capacity into value for its customers, its territory and the supply chains of the future.
