From Bergamo to Monza, the rustic skyline of towers, cupolas and campaniles typifies Italy’s Lombardy region. The industrialised route between Bergamo and Monza however, is also home to Italy’s very own ‘gas valley’. It’s a case of arrivederci to our UK office, as gasworld goes on tour in Part 2 of the Italian job.
During our visit to gas valley, we’ve already taken in trips to Tecno Project Industriale, SIAD and VRV, all located in and around the historic city of Bergamo. Here we pick-up the trail at our visit to Tenaris, just a short distance from our last meeting in Ornago with VRV S.p.A.
Situated on the edge of Bergamo and prominently positioned at the side of the A4 highway, Tenaris’s gas cylinder division is one of the only vertically integrated cylinder manufacturers of its kind.
The proximity to the TenarisDalmine plant, where the majority of the seamless tubes for gas cylinders are produced, and the industrial integration to the Tenaris’s mills worldwide allows for a control of all phases of the manufacturing process – from scrap iron ore and steel production, through rolling and on to the final cylinder product.
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