Eighty Years of Cutting Metal

What We Do

We design and build bandsaws for companies that cut metal in volume and cannot afford to stop. Steel, aluminum, titanium and exotic alloys. Bar, plate, block, slab, coil and ring. From a job-shop vertical to the largest gantry saw built anywhere.

Everything is engineered, machined, assembled and tested in Carugate, outside Milan. That matters more than it sounds: the castings and machined surfaces that determine whether a saw holds tolerance three years from now are made in-house, not bought in.

Friggi earns its place where the material is heavy, the alloy is difficult, the tolerance is tight, or the machine has to run unattended through the night — and where cost per cut over ten years matters more than the number on the purchase order.

Friggi joined Soitaab in 2010. Soitaab has been designing and building metal cutting systems in Italy since 1939, and is one of very few companies anywhere that develops every major cutting technology in-house — oxyfuel, plasma, waterjet, laser and bandsaw.

For a buyer, that has one practical consequence: when the right answer to your problem is not a bandsaw, the group can say so and supply the alternative. And when a machine has to be built to spec rather than picked from a catalog, the engineering depth to do it is in the same building.

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