Also this year, Simem confirms its participation at Bauma 2025.
We can’t wait to meet old and new customers, partners and visitors at our stands to confirm old friendships, establish new ones and above all let you discover the news of the Simem world!
Come and join us at Bauma in Münich, from 7 to 13 April 2025!
External area: FM709/9
Internal area: C1/439
Ecomondo exhibition was full of inspiration: we had the chance to meet many people and forge new connections.
In particular, even this year, we showcased the innovative project of GreenLife4Seas at the Italian expo for circular economy; in collaboration with the Politecnico di Bari we want to promote the research and development for the reuse of waste resources and thus promote a more sustainable development also in the construction industry!
Simem is main sponsor of the XVI National Congress ASSOBETON: hosted in the wonderful location of Villa Quaranta in Pescantina (Verona), the event has been an opportunity to reflect and discuss topics such as the future of precast , infrastructure and sustainability in the construction sector.
Thanks to ASSOBETON and INGENIO magazine for the hospitality!
SIMEM AT ECOMONDO – ITALIAN EXHIBITION GROUP 2024!
Join us and visit our booth at the next edition of Ecomondo in Rimini!
Discover our unique solutions and advanced technologies for waste treatment and inertization
SIMEM FAMILY DAY!
Last Saturday 10th august SIMEM hosted its first “Family Day” event!
An opportunity for all the family members of Simem employees to visit the factory and the offices of the headquarters in Minerbe (Verona).
The employees and their families enjoyed good company, fresh beer and good food!
Kids spent the day between a shooting hoops with Legnago Basket association and a make-up session with the artist Elettra!
Thanks to all those who worked to make this event happen!
We are proud to share with you the presentation video of the GreenLife4Seas project!
Here you can see in detail what we are working on and the main highlights of the research activity
The good season is here and a brand new Wet Beton plant is ready for action!
Join us at Ecomondo exhibition! From 7th to 10th November come visit our booth 307, sector C4 to see our waste treatment solutions, meet our staff and discover Simem news and innovations!
Concrete specialist Simem’s most recent launch is the Bison mobile batching plant. Designed with road construction in mind, the Bison range benefits from a sophisticated weighing mechanism, created over a three-year research and development programme with input from the Politecnico di Milano’s mechatronic department.
“Despite the fact that it is very mobile and batches continuously, we have been able to achieve a very high level of accuracy with the weighing system which means that it produces consistent concrete mixes and performance,” says Simem CEO Federico Furlani. Bison can be used to produce concrete of any class, asphalt mixes or even stabilised soil.
The Bison does not require foundations or a crane, elevating itself via four hydraulic legs. This means it can be set up within a couple of hours, says Furlani. Compact in design, so it can be transported on roads without any special permissions, the Bison comes in two models: Bison 250, which can produce between 100 and 250tonnes of material per hour and Bison 500 which can produce between 200 and 500tonnes per hour.
Simem has been expanding on several fronts, adding to its products and ranges, increasing its geographical spread and growing the scope of its offering through the purchase of two new companies back in 2016. Simem Spil, based in Treviso, Italy, is a specialist in precast concrete equipment while Simem Underground, based in Vancouver in Canada, provides all forms of concrete equipment for underground construction. “We are a mini multinational now,” says Furlani.
Simem exports to over 120 countries with factories in Verona, Italy and in Vadodara, India, which it has recently expanded to serve the African and Middle East markets. It also has sales and services centres in Germany and the US.
Source: World Highways
