The design of a filling machine for sandwich biscuits with required throughput of 1600-3200 pieces per hour is an extremely delicate task and requires a high level of care and attention to detail, including the choice of materials that come into contact with the food product and the ease of cleaning of the machine.

Here at Studio A.S.E., we developed the three-dimensional design of a new stator fan made in two halves for a forced-draught burner.

Our design office undertook the design of a cement production, storage and loading system. 

Our design office undertook the design of a lifting system for matured cheese, for lifting the cheeses out of the ripening tank.

Our design office undertook the design of a chocolate molding line, designing the chain-driven handling system on a polythene profile from scratch.

A company operating in the confectionery industry commissioned us to design the executive layout of a chocolate production machine, which required connections for the supply of water, electricity and compressed air.

Our design office carried out the solid modeling of a base for a high-efficiency condensing boiler.

We undertook the 3D development of a boiler assembly complete with internal and external sheet-steel panels and valve connection ramps.

We have produced numerous designs for continuous ovens. During the design process, we paid close attention to energy saving and improved the insulation of the side walls of the oven.

A customer from the confectionery industry commissioned us to design a cooling tunnel for food products of different lengths and dimensions.

We reconstructed the 3D model of a boiler base made of pressed stainless steel to analyze the differences with respect to the 3D model of the original design.

Our design office created a 3D model of a shell-molded housing on the basis of an existing worn part, starting from the two-dimensional drawing and the part’s shell-molded housing.

Our design office was commissioned to develop the layout of a transport and storage system for closed boxes. The project required close attention to the various parts and machines in the line.

The design and validation of a port crane is always a particularly demanding and challenging engineering project, because it involves special attention not only to the machinery and its operation, but also to the various phases of assembly and transport.

Under an ongoing agreement with a customer from the HVAC and plumbing sector, we develop special burners to customer specifications, starting from series models.

We undertook the design of staircases and high-level walkways for installation on port cranes, to enable personnel to reach the various parts of the crane to carry out various types of operations and maintenance work.

We designed a complete range of horizontal mixers for industrial applications.

On behalf of a client company, we developed the layout of an innovative low-power burner intended for light industrial and residential heating applications.

We designed a distribution machine for the purpose of filling a port hangar with granulated feed.

Our technical design office designed a biscuit production line for a confectionery company. The machine is designed to overlay the biscuits in line in four rows.

Our technical design office designed a low-power diesel burner suitable for use in residential environments.

Our design office created a new range of medium-power burners for a client company.

We undertook the design of a pallet transportation system for an automated warehouse. When loaded with products, the pallets had a maximum weight of 1400 kg.

As part of a wider redevelopment project for a port facility, our design office undertook the remodeling of operator cabins for existing port cranes.

We were commissioned to design a new forming machine for food products with electronic control and drum width of 1,500 mm.

We developed the design of a check valve for installation on existing boiler bodies, in order to prevent the backflow of gas from the boiler flue when the burner is switched off.

We undertook the design of a complete production line for sliced bread, handling all the various design phases, the drafting of the technical drawings, the authoring and production of the use and maintenance manuals and the provision of consulting services for the compilation of the necessary "Technical Dossier” to obtain conformity marking in accordance with the Machinery Directive.

We took care of the complete design of a sponge cake production line.

We undertook the design of a turbo emulsifier complete with storage tank and lobe pump for product loading. The function of a turbo emulsifier is to break the bonds of the cream and introduce air into it in order to make it less compact.

We were commissioned to design a roller conveyor line for sorting tyres with a diameter of up to 800 mm.

We were commissioned to design the necessary modifications to upgrade the components and assemblies of a heat exchanger intended for the North American market, in order to facilitate welding operations and bring the product into line with ASME requirements.

We were commissioned to re-design some medium-power tubular boilers to bring them into line with ASME requirements and make them suitable for sale in North America.