CHIBRO S.p.A.

CHIBRO S.p.A. is an Italian company specializing in the production and supply of plumbing and heating systems, particularly focusing on components made from copper and its alloys. Established in 1957, the company has a long history and substantial experience in the field of press fittings and other plumbing components.

CHIBRO S.p.A. offers a range of products that typically includes:

Copper press fittings

Stainless steel press fittings

Brass fittings

Plastic fittings

Pipes and tubes

The company is known for its emphasis on quality and innovation. It adheres to stringent international standards to ensure the reliability and safety of its products. The fittings and components produced by CHIBRO S.p.A. are utilized in various applications, including residential, commercial, and industrial plumbing systems.

CHIBRO S.p.A. is often involved in the development of new technologies and practices in the plumbing industry, striving to improve the efficiency and sustainability of its products. The company also places importance on customer service, providing technical support and consultation to ensure the optimal performance of its systems.

Throughout its history, CHIBRO S.p.A. has expanded its market presence not only in Italy but also internationally, becoming a recognized brand in the plumbing and heating sectors. The company typically emphasizes the use of high-quality materials, precision manufacturing, and rigorous testing processes to meet the demands of a diverse global customer base.

+39 0187 564518
www.chibro.com
+39 0187 569506

Products

Advanced piping systems for shipbuilding and shiprepairing

Como Italy

Via Roscio, 19
Como 22100
Italy

Ships

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Maritime News

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10 hours ago

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