#BeAhead - The thousand faces of steel: Recent Episodes

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Artex, a leading company in the production of gratings for refrigerators and household components, relies on SIAT drawn wire to achieve the highest quality of its products.

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Pittini Group's Granella and electrowelded mesh used in the modernisation of Bari and Venice airports.

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Pittini Group’s rebars were chosen to build one of the greatest ports in central Europe.

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Pittarc’s welding wire was chosen to build the Third Bridge on the river Orinoco: a great, high- level infrastructure in Venezuela.

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The Pittini Group is contributing to the Naples - Bari high-speed railway project that will connect Europe to southern Italy.

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The New Udinese Stadium has chosen for its requalification Pittini Group electrowelded mesh.

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SIAT is one of the leading suppliers of steel for the production of shopping carts, which are made from high quality bright drawn wire with high mechanical properties.

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Thanks to the quality, easy laying and efficiency it guarantees, the Pittini Group’s ÖMAT wire mesh has been selected for use in the construction of an innovative housing development comprising 71 buildings.

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Jumbo® hot rolled coils were used in the construction of the Bisaccia wind farm in the province of Avellino. Steel, the production of which is a good example of a circular economy, plays an important role in the construction of energy plants including those which use renewable energy sources.

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The port of Rotterdam chooses the Pittini Group’s wire rod to expand the Dutch port. Find out more by listening to this episode.

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The past and the future, history and modernity passed through by Pittini steel. It all happens in Malta, where the Group will contribute to the redevelopment of the historic Mercury House, along the east coast.

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Granella, a product that comes from the revaluation of steel mill waste and can be used in road pavings. Find out how by listening to this episode.

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KTM, behind this important Austrian brand that has made motorcycling history is the reliability of GMAW Pittarc wire, chosen for the welding of its frames.
Find out more in this episode.

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In this episode we discover the key role steel plays in the construction of strategic infrastructures such as bridges.
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Today our journey takes us to the Capitoline station, to tell you about a unique project of its kind. We are talking about Roma Termini, the largest station in Italy and the fifth in Europe for passenger traffic.

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Protecting the environment and people has always been one of the objectives of the Pittini Group. Today we are in Bavaria and we tell you how our reinforced earth structures have safeguarded the entire German village.

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The Brenner Base Tunnel has chosen the Pittini Group network for the construction of the railway tunnel that will connect the heart of Europe.

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For the construction of the longest offshore pipeline in Europe, Pittarc's SAW welding wire was chosen.
Hear more about this interesting project and the use of PITTARC welding wires.

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In this podcast you will be able to discover how the steel produced by PITTINI lives inside everyone's kitchens. A silent and essential presence.

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What role does steel play in the construction of sound-absorbing barriers used in the streets?
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In this episode we discover how steel is also present when we uncork a good bottle of sparkling wine to celebrate our important occasions.
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On the island of Java, in Indonesia, a 210-meter-high chimney stands, made with the disposable formwork method, reinforced with Baustrada HD Pittini lattice girders.