Proud to be Italian
Besides pizza there is much more!
The pride of being Italian comes from a history rich in technology, culture, creativity, art and invention. Italians are recognized all over the world for the quality of their products; for the aesthetic Good Taste which translates into prestigious Design and High Fashion garments but also for the culinary one, with Wines and Chefs at the top of all the rankings. Italians are famous for their Technical / Scientific Excellence ranging from automobiles to the aerospace sector up to sensational discoveries in various fields.
We do not want to say that we are Leonardo da Vinci or Raffaello Sanzio, we are certainly not men like Rubbia and we are not even Bottura or Aulenti.
We certainly have some of this in our DNA and it can be found in everything we do. Even when we looks crazy, even when we let ourselves be recognized for the passion we put into what we do and for the involvement that drives us and makes us Italians! And, anyway, our pizza is the best in the world.
A few words About Us
Our company was founded in 1966, the first independent die shop in Southern Europe. We’ve been the first ones to use integrated CAD-CAM systems and CNC machinery, at times when aluminium extrusion dies were still handmade. In 1987 we turn out to be part of Alcoa, and in 2004 we become a private enterprise with the name Almax Mori srl. Today we’re internationally recognised as a vanguard plant, thanks to our R&D department and to a long lasting partnership with universities and International research centres.
Beautiful
We always add Beauty to Functional Design.
Dynamic
We are Fast, Dynamic and Efficient.
Think Green
We love our environment and the entire Planet Earth.
One Step Forward
We like to be One Step Ahead of our competitors.
Technological
We take Advantage of all the Technology available on the market.
Young Generation
We believe in the New Generations cause they are our Future.
Nice to Meet You
Tommaso Pinter
graduated in Industrial Engineering from Università di Trento nearly two decades ago and later studied metal forming processes at Bologna University. He is currently the CCO of Almax Mori
Riccardo Pinter
graduated in Economics from Università di Trento and he is currently managing Almax Mori back office
Valter Lutteri
has 30 years of experience in die design and today is the chief of Almax Mori technical office
Paolo Caporali
is an expert of mechatronics in charge of computer technology and post processing
Piermario Locatelli and Claudio Pinter
founded Almax Mori in 1987 and today are considered two anchor men of the die making industry
Cert... ainties
Certifications are Certainties that many rely on. We are no less.
USA Trademark
Trade mark registration certificate of “Butterfly Die” in the USA
Canada Trademark
Trade mark registration certificate of “Butterfly Die” in Canada
ISO 14001
for the standardization of Environmental Management Systems
You DESERVE Quality!
The quality that matters the most is the one perceived by our customers.
In Mori people like to say «we do it as we should, no less».
For Almax “Quality” is a mix of design, numerical analysis, manufacturing and quality checks during all production stages.
Design, simulation and manufacturing are compatible and interconnected. Quality is first done by the engineer that chooses the right concept for a specific profile and alloy. Second comes the extrusion simulation that validates the concept or forces designers to revise the constructive drawing of the die. Then is time to manufacture the die to be exactly same as the one validated using FEA.
Last, but not least, an automatic laser scanning system certifies that the physical die has been manufactured true to the model in all of his sections. Thanks to this approach Almax Mori have been reaching outstanding repeatability levels for back-up dies and is the ideal partner for automotive platforms.
Almax Mori claims to be the only die vendor on the market capable to apply FEA to the design to any die produced (including backup copies), to mill all of the mandrel using 5 axis machines and finally certifying that tool produced is true to the 3D model.
That is making the difference.
