Davi fully electric e-POWER is the latest innovation in Plate Rolling Machines. Unlike existing hybrid concepts that blend hydraulics with electrics, this system uses no hydraulic components whatsoever. This adaptation of electric power to all phases of rolling machine operation also greatly improves ease of maintenance and energy efficiency, while making for a more quiet, compact machine that ensures hassle-free installation. It is born in our headquarters, located in the most high-tech region of Italy, a land of engines, ingenuity, and innovation.
Davi e-POWER has a powerful and fast DNA and has been manufactured for accuracy and performance. It’s the future of Plate Rolling
Davi’s fully electric e-POWER is the latest breakthrough in Plate Rolling Machines. Unlike hybrids that mix hydraulics with electrics, it eliminates hydraulics entirely. With electric power driving every phase of operation, it offers easier maintenance, higher energy efficiency, and a quieter, more compact design for hassle-free installation.
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