Salvadori offering new retreading/repair ranges

Italian family-run business Salvadori SRL, which was established in the 1980s, reports a growing global demand from customers. In order to satisfy this, and to combine its retreading and tyre recycling activities in the one location, the firm recently moved to new, larger headquarters and warehouse buildings. Furthermore, Salvadori has announced details of its investment in two brand new production projects, both of which are expected to boost the company’s competitiveness and the quality of its product/service portfolio. The stated primary aim of this investment is to offer customers retreading and tyre repair accessories that are both competitively-priced and, through the application of production and quality controls, products that the customer can rely upon.

In the second half of 2012, the company entered into a new business segment – the production of silicon grinding stones for working on undertread holes and steel cords. And just a few months later, a second range of high performance machines was introduced; this range caters to the production of hard metal milling cutters for the cleaning and buffing of tyre holes.

According to Salvadori, the introduction of these two projects represents the beginning of a long series of initiatives that the company and its team intend to roll out. The Italian firm says it would like to offer customers as many self-manufactured products as possible as it believes that, despite the growing global economic downturn, the retreading sector is remains active and ripe for further innovative ideas.

In addition to developing and introducing new products, Salvadori has hired a number of new staff members; the company’s new employees include a number of language specialists, and the Italian firm says a total of 13 languages are now spoken within the company, including Russian, Chinese and Arabic. Armed with these language capabilities, Salvadori anticipates an ease of communication throughout its marketing networks in the growing Eastern European and Southeast Asian markets, amongst others.