History

Anima srl ​​was founded in 1980 by the will of three partners: two far-sighted partners in creating jobs for their children who were leaving their school obligations and the third partner to have a core shop for his own foundry. As events followed, in 1992 the shareholder structure became majority owned by Magrini Rino's family who, with his wife Carla and their three daughters, continued the production of foundry cores. Now the corporate structure is made up of the three daughters: Cristina, Simonetta and Chiara who carry on their parents' work.

At the beginning, the company offered its customers mainly small-sized cold-box cores. Now thanks to constant development, collaboration and involvement of collaborators it specializes in cores of any shape and size.

The cores are molds made of sand agglomerated with binding resins. The sand is "shot", using machines called core shooters, onto aluminum, cast iron, wooden and resins called "core boxes". The cores are necessary for the creation of the parts of metal casting that would not be obtainable by demoulding directly from the model. Their shape often corresponds to the negative of the fusion.

Anima srl ​​has machines with advanced technology and an effective production structure. Constant and progressive development is one of the results obtained from continuous research and updating of technological processes combined with the utmost care and attention for each individual production process. All these characteristics make Anima Srl a company with a high degree of reliability and safety, with a punctual, efficient and high quality service, capable of satisfying any operational need.