About us

About us

Rubber moulding company for water, gas and other industrial applications

Founded in 1981, SATTEC DBS Gomma specialises in the manufacture of high-technology rubber and rubber-metal products.

As a result of constant research, and using state-of-the-art equipment and machinery, we manufacture rubber gaskets and seals for water and gas applications, as well as technical rubber products made to customer’s design and following our customers’ specifications for a wide range of industries, including the mechanical engineering, textile and food sectors.

years since our foundation
state-of-the-art moulding machines
m² of production facilities
specialised personnel
Rubber

Our
specialization

High-technology

rubber to metal bonding

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Technical rubber products

on order and on customer specifications

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Compound qualification

Product and compound qualification R&D

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History

Our history

Foundation

The beginnings

SATTEC DBS Gomma was created in 1981 and was directed by husband-and-wife team Sergio Della Barbara and Gigliola Camilot, both awarded with the title Cavaliere del lavoro, based in a Venetian villa located in the town of Prata di Pordenone, in the North East of Italy.

Dedicated to the manufacture of rubber products, the first orders came for the widest range of sectors, including lawn mowers, brushcutters and garden tractors, as well as brakes for roller skates, heels and flexes for ski boots, and other sporting equipment.

Abroad

Cross-border
expansion

Specializing in rubber-metal bonding, we acquired new customers, and we started to manufacture pumps for marble and granite cutting machines, sealing rings for cast iron pipes, as well as components for domestic appliances and the photographic industry.

In 1984 we expanded our business to Germany, where we found a specialised niche in the water sector.

Today

SATTEC DBS Gomma today

After the untimely death of our founders, the company is now managed by their daughter Giovanna and son Andrea, who are working tirelessly towards its growth.

The Management promotes an agile and efficient company, working to create a lasting partnership with our customers and our suppliers.

Dates

The stages of our history

1981

First location in the Venetian villa “Brunetta” in Prata di Pordenone

1984

Relocation to the current site Sattec 1, extending over 3,500 m²

1998 - 2006

Foundation of DBS Gomma in Spilimbergo

2005 - 2007

Purchase of the Sattec 3 site, extending over 2,200 m²

2006

Closure of DBS Gomma in Spilimbergo and relocation of the machinery to Prata at our main facilities

2008

Purchase of the Sattec 2 site, extending over 2,000 m²

2010

SOCLA Development Award Winners

2018

Purchase of the Sattec 4 site, extending over 3,300 m², and reorganization of the plants for streamlining material flows

2019

Development of Project 4.0

2021

SATTEC DBS Gomma celebrates its 40th anniversary (1981-2021)

Network

Our network

Our active membership to the associations of reference for our sector allows us to remain abreast of new technologies, while our participation to technical committees allows us to play an integral part in the discussion on regulations in the field of drinking water and gas.

DVGW

We are members of DVGW, the German Association for Water and Gas

EADIPS FGR

We are supporting members of the European Association for Ductile Iron Pipe Systems

ASSOGOMMA

Members of the Rubber Plastic Federation

GUTER GRUND

We participate in the campaign that promotes the use of ductile iron in pipes and fittings

Our certifications

Our compounds and materials are certified and approved to a number of regulations for water, gas and industrial applications.

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The territory

Our commitment
to social issues

Close ties with our customers, suppliers, employees and collaborators have enabled us to create an active community around our company and a strong bond with our local region.

For this reason, we promote local activities, we sponsor sports teams, we offer our support to charities and volunteer organizations, such as the local Civil Protection, as well as other initiatives dedicated to the safeguard our local artistic heritage.