NEW INITIATIVE OF THE GIARDINA GROUP
COURSES AND EVENTS IN BRAZIL
It is a special pleasure for us to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year through our friends at Vetas, because 2022 will be a very intense year for us at Giardina Group in Brazil and throughout South America because, thanks to the collaboration with Spido Industria , we want to make a change in our presence in this great market.
“It is a great pleasure to renew the long collaboration with Giardina Group and Destefani: with their technologies we know that we can guarantee our clients throughout Brazil and neighboring countries modern and efficient solutions for painting and sanding edges and profiles, which will always be able to see the work in our permanent show room ”, commented Roberto Spido.
"The experience of our first open day in Brazil, where it was possible to touch with hand the speed and quality guaranteed by our automatic sprayer" Dualtech 400, confirmed once again the deep evolution underway, with more and more strong research in reliable, fast machines, capable of guaranteeing excellent levels of quality and with the assistance guaranteed by the technicians of our partner Spido ”, commented Stefano Mauri, owner with his brother Riccardo of the two Italian companies.
In 2022, specific training courses will be organized in the Spido showroom for all operators who want to know more about the painting and sanding solutions for edges and profiles designed and manufactured by the Italian group
For more information:
Roberto Spido
SPIDO INDUSTRIA LTDA
Rua FreiPacífico, 83
Barrio Pio X Caxias do Sul RS 95032-380
spidoimp@spidoimp.com.br
teléfono + 55 54 32264022
GRUPO GIARDINA
Via Necchi, 63 - I-22060 Figino Serenza (Como)
teléfono +39031 7830801 - fax +39031 781650
info@giardinagroup.com - www.giardinagroup.com
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