BIANCALANI'S MISSION

BIANCALANI has been successful over the years in manufacturing machines for non-conventional finishing, and is continually searching for solutions that will enable it to give added value to textile products.
BIANCALANI offers itself to its clients not only as a manufacturer of machines, but also as a technological partner capable of assisting the customer in the choice and optimisation of the processes most suitable for his needs.
Furthermore, when a machine is sold, the BIANCALANI organisation also assumes a series of commitments in regard to the customer.
1. The product designed and realised by BIANCALANI will conform to the requisites defined in the contract, and is capable of fully satisfying the client抯 expectations in terms of performance and reliability.
2. The product designed and realised by BIANCALANI will conform to the safety requirements provided for by the regulations in force and developed in order to provide maximum guarantees for the health of the workers.
3. The product designed and realised by BIANCALANI will have a cost compatible with its qualitative level and in line with market values.
4. The product designed and realised by BIANCALANI will always and in any case be supported by an after-sales customer service. This will reduce to a minimum any inconvenience caused to the client by the possible breakdown of the product.
In addition to proposing to the market machines having a high technological content which are often exclusive and capable of offering non-conventional finishing opportunities, in strictly observing the above commitments BIANCALANI intends to contribute further added value to its own product and to offer itself to the clientele for a long-lasting relationship based on respect and reciprocal trust.

HISTORICAL NOTES

BIANCALANI company works in the textile finishing field since 1957.
Fiorenzo Biancalani, its founder, for the first two decades oriented the company production towards milling machines. These were destined to the Prato market, which in those years was dedicated to treating wool-type fabrics for clothing. Machines such as the BP2-2500 rapid wash, the BP4 and BP6 combined milling-washing machines, and subsequently the UNIVERSAL, belong to this period.