Established in 1955 as a servicing workshop for parent company TRAFILERIE CARLO GNUTTI, Gnutti Transfer soon found its own way in the market: almost immediately after its foundation, the company started to manufacture automatic lathes for tapware details, which were soon followed by innovative transfer machines.

Quirino Gnutti soon understood that “teamwork” between manufacturer and users of transfer machines would become a valuable tool for the success of both. Within four to five years, Gnutti Transfer went from manufacturing just a few machines to big numbers: in 1961, when Italy's GDP recorded a 8.6% increase, the company was already delivering hundreds of orders. Orders kept growing in number and the Ospitaletto-based factory had on-point solutions for everyone, although sometimes demand was even higher than the company's production capacity.

In the Seventies, as machine technology went from pneumatic to hydraulic and as market demand reached its peak, Gnutti Transfer got to employ about 300 people. Initially, the intuition of Quirino Gnutti and its partners proved successful because the company could manufacture a machine that brought from three to six the number of simultaneous operations provided by the American '1-2-3' lathe.

Between the seventies and eighties, ahead of its time, the company pioneered the use of modern high-tech solutions, revolutionising the current concept of transfer machines. Through continuous technological improvements that made our machines increasingly efficient and reliable, we have also made our way into the automotive industry. General Motors was the first company in the industry to turn to Gnutti Transfer, and was later followed by European brands as well.

Design and assembly processes were imbued with the concepts of integraton - i.e. the ability to make new programmes and new accessories compatible with previous machine models - and modularity - that is the possibility to expand and reconfigure new machines to the extent possible. For Gnutti Transfer, this was an inevitable, winning philosophy, since the machines manufactured in Ospitaletto had proven indestructible over time, in terms of  substance and value.

Gnutti Transfer addressed the need to have new, more flexible solutions that made it possible to adapt production to changing market needs by creating NEWFLEX and PENTAFLEX, which offered the versatility it took to meet this new challenge.

Improving the quality of our products and production processes has always been our main goal. With the ISO 9001:2000 certification, we have reached a major milestone in our company's history.

Gnutti North America, branch, technical service and spare parts warehouse (CHICAGO, Palatine, Illinois, USA).

We decided to combine the high level of technology offered by our products with accurate design. This is simply because we believe that a machine should not only be efficient, but also convey a sense of accuracy and reliability.

We have been doing this for 60 YEARS and three generations, focusing on a single goal: a future made of high-performance machines that we are designing now, and even higher-performing machines that are yet to be developed. This is because our mission is to be on your side today and, above all, TOMORROW.

Gnutti GmbH in Boesingen (Germany) - A servicing branch that carries out a variety of activities.

We have been doing this for 60 YEARS and three generations, focusing on a single goal:  a future made of high-performance machines that we are designing now, and even higher-performing machines that are yet to be developed. This is because our mission is to be on your side today and, above all, TOMORROW.

The purpose of being certified to ISO 9001:2008 by a third party (D.N.V.) is to design automatic TRANSFER MACHINES and flexible systems for the metalworking industry. Product installation and service.


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