Our History

Since 1953, the ambition and entrepreneurial vision of brothers Gino and Guido Zoppelletto have given birth to “Officine F.lli Zoppelletto,” beginning as manufacturers of machinery for the agricultural and wine industry.

This introduction invites you to discover, through the timeline, the path of growth and transformation that has led our company to become a benchmark in sheet metal working.

As you follow the milestones, you will see how we have faced changes and challenges, always maintaining a commitment to quality and innovation.

The workshop of F.lli Gino and Guido Zoppelletto was established in 1953 under an arcade along Parmesana Street, where the first agricultural and wine-making machines were built. Thus were born the first sunbeam hay turners, hay loaders, mills to grind grain, and presses to press grapes.

1953

The Zoppelletto brothers (the 1st and 3rd above left) together with the first employees

1954

Made the first model of sunburst hay turner. In the background is the entrance to the first shed

1958

The first mechanical press model

1960

First hay winding models made

1968

with the crisis in the agricultural sector there is a transition to the production of semi-finished steel products used in various commercial sectors.

1970

Expansion phase and construction of new warehouses

1980

Implementation of the shearing plant, expanding the range of services offered

1990

Flattening for coils and construction of a new warehouse to handle a wide variety of sheet metal. The shed was expanded further to accommodate this facility.