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Who we are
Eden Technology was founded by a team of engineering experts all with an extensive experience and know-how acquired over many years working for Paolo De Nicola SpA, where they held important roles within the company management including executive managerial positions, structural design management, project engineer and head of department. Thanks to the consolidated experience, know-how and motivation of each single professional, this team can satisfy the requirements of companies specialised in manufacturing heavy-duty machinery for the civil engineering industry. This engineering firm provides bespoke design solutions for heavy-duty equipment across a range of applications including bridge erection, major construction projects, job sites and shipyards.
Our services
Eden Technology provides design projects and technical consultancy for manufacturing tyre-mounted straddle carriers and trolleys, launching gantries, cranes, formworks and special equipment in compliance with the ISO 9001:2000 standards. These services are aimed at heavy-duty equipment manufacturing companies and in particular at enterprises in emerging markets. The services we provide are: design project and structural design reports, project development and supply of layouts and detailed workshop drawings, use and maintenance manuals, engineering consultancy at design stage, engineering consultancy at manufacturing, engineering consultancy with equipment operational on site, engineering consultancy at equipment assembly and installation
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Client awareness
Eden Technology believes in working as a true partner to equipment manufacturing companies by walking them through the manufacturing process and guaranteeing a team of engineering experts who know how to integrate and communicate with the client and its organisation.
For the shipyard and shipbuilding industries Eden Technology can offer its services in partnership with UNI EN ISO 90001:2000 certified companies acknowledged in this sector, that are reliable, highly-motivated and flexible.
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