La Morolli Pier Giovanni & C. s.r.l. was founded in 1954 through Dante and Pier Giovanni Morolli, two brothers with a great passion for mechanics.
The first metal wire mesh knitting machine was created in the foundations of a small project during their adolescence. Convinced that this was their calling, and their future, the Morolli brothers invested their time, designs, patents and money, thus bringing their company into reality.

Already in business for over 20 years, the current Morolli company was born in 1975. It is now a state of the art firm in continuous evolution, utilising over 80 wire mesh knitting machines and encompassing a centre for drawing small-diameter wires.
Developed at the foot of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, immersed in the greenery of the Mugello, the company keeps values from the past alive, where professionalism was and is an essential, and where client satisfaction is nothing more than the completion of many contributions.

A national leader in the production of knitted wire mesh, the company invests its time and work in the search of the best raw materials. Where there is quality, Morolli will be found.
Regular feedback from direct clients has allowed the company to develop continuously, finding the best product for each of them and, at the same time, generating growth for the future.
Endurance and passion are the ingredients that the Morolli family has always used; by employing the teachings of the past with the enthusiasm of the future, we are ready to meet your every need.

In order to obtain a quality product and service, openness in the details is necessary. Thanks to its long experience, since 1954 our company has always invested in maintaining a high standard of excellence. Continuous research, and the meticulousness in taking care of every detail in our machinery are essential elements that are fundamental to the creation of high quality products. It goes without saying that in order to maintain our high standards the quality of our materials may never be diminished. Nothing is left to chance.