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Spii, short for Strategic Partner Intelligence Interface, is an Italian firm that specializes in crafting and designing Human-Machine Interface machinery,
| Headquarters | Saronno (VA) , Italy |
|---|---|
Key people | Roberto Foiadelli (Chairman of the Board) Silvio Zuffetti (CEO) |
Number of employees | (09/05/24)- 163 2023- 148 |
| Website | https://www.spii.eu/ |
components and safety devices for the railway and e-vehicle sector under parent company Schaltbau GmbH.
History
editEngineer Angelo Foiadelli established SPII in Milan in 1947 as “Industrial Engineering Professional Studio”.
In 2015, the German company Schaltbau Group officially acquired SPII as a “Strategic Partner Intelligent Interface”.
Products
editSPII deals with the design and production of human-machine interface systems.
Furthermore, Spii offers assistance and engineering support for all of Schaltbau group's products on the Italian market: contactors, HV switches, snap switches for railway, connectors and industrial/electric mobility applications.