A story made by passion
that least to more of 40 years.
Since 1975 in the Piana Albenganese, also known as the Ingauna Valley, our company has been producing steam generators, agricultural machines and customised systems with artisan care.
AN INGAUNA PRODUCT IS RELIABILITY GUARANTEE
"Low maintenance and longer service life than average.
This is what our customers report, which makes us very proud!"
The careful choice of materials and the expertise of the founding partners still allow us to produce a quality product that will last.
All processes, from the raw sheet metal to the finished product, are executed in our workshop, so that we can control and take care of every detail.
To today, we boast more than ninety systems built in the 1980s that are still in regular operation.
The company was founded in 1975 by Enrico Giorgio and De Carli Luciano, two brothers-in-law who decided to combine their skills and expertise to achieve the dream of turning their passion into a profession.
Luciano was a talented trader, Giorgio the technician, a brilliant mind in the field of metalworking and thermal hydraulics. He designed all the systems and machines built and in the valley everyone affectionately called him "Archimedes".
WHY AGRICULTURE AND FLOOR NURSERY?
We are in the Piana d'Albenga and here, as almost everywhere else, in the 1970s methyl bromide was used, a highly carcinogenic substance that poisoned the aquifers of the plain.
To find an alternative that was equally effective but less harmful, the two partners, in collaboration with local farmers, wanted to try steam treatment. Seeing excellent results, they refined the technique and started production of Vaporizont, a range of more robust generators mounted on carts with industrial wheels that would meet the farmers' needs.
"Today, the dream and unbridled passion of the founding partners lives through us, the third generation.
We continue to make improvements to offer more and more advanced products and, in the meantime, we develop new projects because we can't stand still!"
