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The food industry has always preferred the actuations offered by pneumatic technology over electrical technology. Safety and versatility are the key advantages that make air motors the optimal choice.

The Smart Thread feature offered by electrical solutions is the key to solving them. Assembling different materials by screwing may seem a simple operation, but it is not.

There are technological solutions, of course, but also, and above all, there is a human element. Moreover, the brand speaks clearly: people and solutions. Two words that for Fiam, a company specialising in industrial tightening systems and air motors, are not just a motto, but express the two spirits of which it is composed.

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Sustainability and respect for the environment are essential issues for Fiam. In addition to the careful separate refuse collection that is now well-established in the company, Fiam has also decided to increase waste reduction, specifically in the use of plastic within the plant.

To increase productivity and improve day-to-day management of its departments, Fiam has chosen to partner with Open Symbol, a consulting firm that develops CRM and customer experience strategies.

Fiam air motors can adapt to any application and can satisfy every requirement, even the most critical. They can be easily customised for a specific production sector, for example for food or pharmaceutical use, where motors with different IP Protection levels are required, and specifically certified IP67 Protection.

In an assembly line, very often, manual operations are carried out on work benches or in automatic lines. During these processes, the dimensions of the screws and their handling directly affect tightening time and therefore the productivity.