Averoldi still invests in dimensions and installs a parallel milling lathe to turn pieces up to 13 meters and with a maximum diameter of 2 metres.

Mechanical carpentry is the driving force of Averoldi Srl, thanks to the possibility of creating welded compounds of medium and large dimensions with a max. of 70,000 kg., to which are added the painting and industrial assembly department for turnkey plants.

Averoldi further expands its range of services: a company that produces columns for presses is acquired. The same year, a 17-metre gantry Colgar milling machine was installed

The purchase of what is destined to become the new headquarters of Rezzato takes place, a building with dimensions 10 times greater than the historical headquarters and a load capacity of up to 70 Tons. Here Averoldi srl expands the heavy carpentry department, enhances the milling and boring department while also maintaining the Prevalle department […]

The third turning point: Averoldi Srl opens the new department for the production of medium-heavy carpentry in Prevalle. Now the company, in addition to working the pieces that are sent by customers, is able to produce them directly.

Luca Averoldi, son of Basilio Averoldi, takes over the leadership of the company. The core business of milling and boring is further increased with the introduction of large size milling and boring machines.

The second turning point: a partnership is created with the Marcegaglia group, which is giving birth to the first company for producing machines for profiled tubes lines, and with various press manufacturers. Averoldi begins an exponential growth, which will lead to the installation of 8 boring mills and 2 lathes and various other machines.

Averoldi continues its evolution: the first boring cutter is installed for working small carpentry.

The first turning point: Averoldi starts working for the automotive sector, committing to mechanical machining for large series production.

Basilio Averoldi founds Averoldi Srl, an artisan company dedicated to mechanical manufacturing