News - Assofluid
InMotion - March 2016
InMotion is the official magazine of the following Italian Associations: Assofluid, Assiot and the Mechatronics Group of ANIE Automazione.
Published by PubliTec, the magazine offers a comprehensive overview of Technologies for Power Transmissions and Automation, dealing with Mechatronic Systems and Components, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Automation and Security.
Italian Fluid Power: preliminary data for 2015
Based on results coming from the latest quarterly economic survey carried out by Assofluid, the Fluid Power in Italy ended the year 2015 in line with 2014, showing positive indicators for the pneumatic field and slightly negative for the hydraulic one, leading to have a slight growth of the sector for the Home Market (+1.8%) and a minimum decrease for the National Production (-0.3%).
InMotion - February 2016
InMotion is the official magazine of the following Italian Associations: Assofluid, Assiot and the Mechatronics Group of ANIE Automazione.
Published by PubliTec, the magazine offers a comprehensive overview of Technologies for Power Transmissions and Automation, dealing with Mechatronic Systems and Components, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Automation and Security.
Fluid Power: third quarter 2015 - positive trend
According to the results emerging from ASSOFLUID’s quarterly economic survey (carried out on a selection of member companies) for the first nine months of the year, the Italian fluid power sector is showing ups but also downs, with positive figures in almost all the categories, from turnover to orders, but bringing up one or two negatives too.
The domestic market is clearly picking up, for both hydraulics (+3.4%) and pneumatics (+8.9%).
Italian Fluid Power: first half of 2015 - positive trend of domestic market
According to the results emerging from ASSOFLUID’s quarterly economic survey (carried out on a selection of member companies) for the first six months of the year, the Italian fluid power sector is showing ups but also downs, with positive figures in almost all the categories, from revenues to orders, but bringing up one or two negatives too.
The domestic market is clearly picking up, for both hydraulics (+6.0%) and pneumatics (+9.0%).