ABBIATI Casino Equipment

Abbiati Casino Equipment is a renowned company specializing in the manufacture and supply of a wide range of high-quality casino equipment and accessories. Founded by Giovanni Abbiati in 1976 and headquartered in Turin, Italy, the company has garnered an international reputation for excellence in craftsmanship, design, and innovation.

Product Range

Abbiati Casino Equipment offers a comprehensive portfolio of products including:

Roulette Wheels: Renowned for precision engineering and reliability, their roulette wheels are highly sought after in the casino industry.

Tables: They manufacture a variety of gaming tables such as blackjack, baccarat, and poker tables, all customizable to meet specific client requirements.

Chips and Plaques: Abbiati produces high-security, customizable gaming chips and plaques designed to minimize the risk of fraud and counterfeiting.

Layouts: They offer a variety of custom layouts for different table games, made from high-quality materials to ensure durability.

Furniture and Accessories: This includes chairs, podiums, card shoes, dealing shoes, and other necessary items designed to enhance the casino gaming experience.

Innovation and Technology

One of the hallmarks of Abbiati Casino Equipment is its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into its products. They employ advanced security features like RFID technology in their chips and plaques to combat fraud and enhance tracking and verification processes.

Customization

Abbiati is well-known for its ability to provide highly customized solutions tailored to the needs of their clients. Whether it's unique designs, special materials, or bespoke configurations, the company works closely with its clients to deliver products that meet specific aesthetic and functional requirements.

Global Presence

With decades of experience, Abbiati Casino Equipment has a strong global presence and supplies products to major casinos and gaming institutions around the world. Their client list includes high-profile casinos in Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa.

Quality and Certification

Abbiati places a strong emphasis on quality control and certification. Their products adhere to international standards and are often subjected to rigorous testing to ensure they meet the highest levels of safety and performance.

Corporate Philosophy

The company prides itself on a philosophy centered around quality, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement. They employ skilled artisans and leverage modern manufacturing processes to produce products that stand the test of time.

Conclusion

Abbiati Casino Equipment has positioned itself as a market leader in the casino equipment industry. Its blend of traditional craftsmanship, modern technology, and a keen focus on customer needs has made it a preferred supplier for casinos worldwide.

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Products

Tables, Roulette Wheel, Security Value chips, Gaming accessories

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