Manfredi

1934 to 1946 The MANFREDI company brand has had a significant influence on the history of Italian and European dental technology. It all began in 1934, when Tino Manfredi built the first arc welder for brazing stainless steel, the only alternative to gold at that time. Soon the factory began producing pre-heating furnaces and, one by one, all the equipment needed for the dental laboratory. The S.A.E.D. company was born, which was in constant development until the Second World War. 1946 to 1956 In the years following the war there was a long period of reconstruction, during which the Italian dental sector grew considerably, also thanks to the introduction of removable partial dentures. During these years, S.A.E.D. concentrated its resources on research and development, especially in solving the problems associated with cobalt chrome fusion. 1956 to 1977 S.A.E.D. presents the first induction casting machine: the Senior Multihertz. This first model was followed by many others, which...