When we think about industrial technology, we often imagine standardised production lines, catalogues with predefined models or one-size-fits-all solutions. This is a logic that does not belong to Schiatti.
Two different philosophies
In the glass processing machinery market, two very different approaches coexist. On one side are standard solutions: economically competitive, ready-to-use and designed to cover the most common needs. On the other side are those who start by listening.
Customisation as a competitive advantage
Schiatti Angelo works with base models that have already been field-tested; machines that have demonstrated concrete reliability and performance. But the starting point is just the beginning. Each configuration is adapted to the customer’s specific requirements: available space, type of processing, production volumes and loading capacity. The goal is to find the configuration that guarantees the best return on investment for that particular production context.
From essential to fully automatic
Schiatti’s range spans from the simplest configurations to full automation. But there’s a common thread: all the machines are designed to be operated in a simple, intuitive and smart way, often by a single operator who can control the entire workflow from loading to unloading.
This means less staff engaged on the line, higher productivity and lower operating costs. This is an element aimed at creating real efficiency.
Every workshop has its own story
Limited space? Low or high production volumes? Special processing requirements? Every workshop has its own characteristics, and every customer has different priorities.
Schiatti’s job is to translate these variables into a machine that responds exactly to those needs. A bespoke suit, in short. It’s no coincidence that the 2026 campaign of the company plays on this very metaphor: a technological giant surrounded by tailors, fabric drapes, measuring tools. Because even technology can be tailored.