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demolition applications in Italy in the late 1950s and ithas been a family passion since then. But in 1961 theyfounded Armofer Cinerari Luigi,” said Armofer communicationmanager Federica Delucchi. “All was very manualand dangerous work since the very beginning up until the1970-1980’s. Therefore the brothers became very engagedin safety issues in the demolition industry from a very earlystage.” The whole history and development of the familycompany has been thoroughly documented in the bookProfessionisti delle demolizioni 1961–2011 presented atthe Samoter fair.www.samoter.comFrom left: Gianfrancesco Cinerari, Giuseppe Dotti, Emilio Cinerari (General Manager), Roberto Ferrandi.Giuseppe and Roberto worked for Armofer since the very beginning in 1961.est hammer in its hammer range the H25D. The simplifieddesign of the D-Series small hammers ensures a lowerowning and operating cost and improved serviceability.The single bushing design combines three bushings intoone for a slip fit that is field replaceable. The H25D modelhas ultra high blow rates to enhance greater productivity inconcrete and asphalt applications. Caterpillar Work Toolsalso showcased the new Cat S365C mobile shear, whichfeatures a bolt-on piercing tip for thorough protection incritical wear areas, easy maintenance for optimal piercingperformance, and field serviceability without welding. Theshear also features structural changes for extended durability.The Cat bolt-on piercing tip design offers several advantages.The tip protects the moving jaw on both sides, effectivelyprotecting the parent metal from wear as the moving jawtravels through the lower jaw. Additionally, the tip blades arefully reversible so that each blade provides two uses. Commonhand tools are all that is needed to reverse the blades,and the tip can be maintained without moving the knivesin the jaw. The result is faster and easier maintenance. TheCat tip also uses identical parts for both sides of the jaw.Indeco’s Marketing Manager.Michele Vitulano, discussingthe Italian demolition market situation with PDI’sRomano Ferrario.The whole history and developmentof the family company has beenthoroughly documented in a very nicelooking book that was presented atthe Samoter fair.50 Years of DemolitionThe family business, Armofer Cinerari Luigi s.r.l. startedin 1961. However, this was the very first time the companyparticipated at the national Samoter fair. But not as amanufacturer of attachment and tools, but celebrating thecompany’s 50th anniversary as the very first pioneer in theItalian demolition industry.‘The Cinerari family started to work with manualRoberto Ruberto, Sales Manager of newly establishedBrokk Italia.70 PDi • Issue 2 • May - June 2011