Laserjet

What Laserjet does

Laserjet S.p.A. is an Italian industrial contract manufacturer specializing in advanced sheet metal fabrication and welded assemblies, operating as a third-party producer (conto terzi) for industrial customers. Founded in 1980 in Cagnano di Pojana Maggiore, Vicenza, the company evolved from a small artisan workshop into a multi-process metal processor, with production capabilities spanning 2D and 3D laser cutting (flat and tube), oxy-fuel cutting up to 200 mm thickness, CNC press braking across 14 machines totaling 2,500 tons, four-roll calendering, robotic and manual welding, mechanical machining, and outsourced surface treatments. The company processes approximately 14,000 tons of metal per year across 50,000 m² of covered production space in two facilities (Pojana Maggiore headquarters and Campiglia dei Berici), running 16 laser systems, 110 welding stations, and 11 automated robotic welding islands (7 Cloos, 2 Kuka, 2 cobots) integrated with Industry 4.0 monitoring.

Its business model is project-based B2B contract manufacturing, with revenue generated from processing customer-supplied designs and materials into finished welded subassemblies. Pricing is quote-based and tied to technical complexity, material, and volume; nothing is publicly disclosed. Sales is direct and enterprise-focused, employing a co-engineering approach in which Laserjet's CAD/CAM 2D/3D technical office supports over 100 projects and 600+ custom fixtures annually from design optimization through industrialization and delivery. Customer verticals span railway, agricultural machinery, logistics/material handling, renewable energy, lifting/hoisting, entertainment, ecology/waste collection, and green maintenance. Since June 2022, Laserjet has operated as a subsidiary of Consydera, a diversified European metal-processing group, following its acquisition by Aussafer Due.

Differentiating technical features include EN 15085-2 Class 2 and 3 railway welding certification, EN 1090-1/2 (EXC3/EXC4) structural steel execution, ISO 9001/45001/3834-2 compliance, 3D high-precision measurement, and augmented-reality-assisted quality control. Headcount stands at approximately 230, with 65 net hires in the trailing twelve months. The company is privately held under the Consydera umbrella; Lino Fraron serves as Co-Founder, Co-Owner, and President, while Ivo Fraron serves as Co-Founder, Co-Owner, and Chairman.

Name

Laserjet

Legal name

Laserjet S.p.A.

Website

https://laserjetgroup.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1980

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Laserjet S.p.A. is an Italian B2B contract manufacturer (founded 1980, ~230 employees) specializing in advanced sheet metal fabrication and certified welded assemblies — laser cutting, bending, robotic welding, and calendering — serving industrial customers across railway, agricultural, logistics, renewable energy, and lifting sectors.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Contract Metal Manufacturing

SIC

Truck & Bus Bodies (3713)

akta.pro primary industry

Sheet Metal Machinery (Laser/Plasma/Waterjet Cutting, Punching) (IMAHADAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

Specialty Vehicle Body Manufacturing (Emergency/Military/Mobile Clinics) (IMACAGAD)

Keywords

• Metal fabrication services
• Laser cutting services
• Sheet metal processing
• Contract welding services
• Industrial metal manufacturing

Headquarters

HQ city

Cagnano Varano

HQ country

Italy

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Contract Manufacturing (Terzi): Third-party contract manufacturing (conto terzi) for metal fabrication and welding assemblies. Revenue generated from processing customer-provided materials and designs into finished components, with pricing based on project complexity, materials, and processing requirements. Works with clients from co-engineering through delivery, offering integrated supply chain management.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Laserjet S.p.A. is an Italian industrial contract manufacturer (conto terzi) that produces high-tech metal carpentry and welded assemblies. The company transforms sheet metal into finished components and sub-assemblies for industrial clients, offering laser cutting (flat and tube), oxy-cutting, CNC bending, calendering, robotic and manual welding, mechanical machining, and surface treatments and assembly. Services are delivered under co-engineering and co-design partnerships with client engineering teams, supported by an in-house CAD/CAM 2D and 3D technical office.

Product overview

Laserjet is an industrial manufacturing company offering a comprehensive suite of metal sheet processing services as a third-party contractor (conto terzi). The portfolio centers on eight core production services: laser cutting (flat sheet and tube), flame cutting, CNC bending, calendering/rolling, welding and metal fabrication, mechanical machining, and surface treatment/assembly. The company differentiates itself through co-engineering partnerships with clients, supporting over 100 projects annually with custom jigs and fixtures. These services are offered as an integrated package from raw sheet metal to finished product, supported by CAD/CAM 2D/3D design tools and quality control using 3D measurement and augmented reality. Laserjet is part of the Consydera Group (since June 2022), which pools resources across four companies in Italy and Germany.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Flat Sheet Laser Cutting (Taglio laser piano) High-precision laser cutting of sheet metal using CO2 and Fiber technology with powers from 4,000 W to 20,000 W, handling work areas up to 3,000 x 13,000 mm and thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 30 mm depending on material. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service to industrial clients.
• Tube Laser Cutting (Taglio laser tubo) 2D and 3D laser cutting of tubes and metal profiles with automated handling, supporting round, square, rectangular, and oval sections with work fields up to 14,000 mm. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• Oxy-Cutting (Ossitaglio) Flame cutting service for heavy plate and large components with a work field up to 3,000 x 24,000 mm and maximum thickness of 200 mm for high-resistance materials. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• CNC Bending (Piegatura) CNC press braking for precision bending using 14 press brake machines totaling 2,500 tons of capacity, capable of bending sheets up to 14 meters in combined mode. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• Calendering/Rolling (Calandratura) Four-roll sheet rolling with precise radius control using 5 calendering machines handling thicknesses up to 35 mm and widths up to 3,000 mm. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• Welding and Metal Fabrication (Carpenteria e saldatura) Welding and metal fabrication services including 11 automated welding islands with 7 Cloos robots, 2 Kuka robots, and 2 collaborative cobots integrated with Industry 4.0, plus 110 manual welding stations, for medium-heavy fabrications up to 14 meters in length. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• CNC Mechanical Machining (Lavorazioni meccaniche) CNC machining including 3 vertical 3-axis machining centers and 6 radial drilling machines, handling workpieces up to 6,000 mm in length, plus balancing of rotating components. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• Surface Treatments and Assembly (Trattamenti superficiali e assemblaggio) Surface treatment (zinc plating, painting) and final assembly services delivered through third-party partners, providing finished components ready for use. Sold as a B2B contract manufacturing service.
• Engineering and Co-Engineering (Progettazione e co-engineering) Engineering and co-engineering services including 2D/3D CAD design, product industrialization, prototyping, and design of custom jigs and fixtures (over 600 per year), supporting over 100 projects annually. Sold as a B2B engineering service.

Quantifiable outcome

• 14,000 tons of metal processed per year
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature6 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Consydera GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2022Laserjet entered Consydera in June 2022 following acquisition by Aussafer Due. Consydera is described as the new European hub for high-tech metal processing, uniting four leading companies in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto, and Germany. The integration allows Laserjet to offer multi-process projects and complex supplies with the strength of a solid and synergistic industrial network. Consydera has over 30 laser installations and 80 press brakes and panel benders.

Scale indicators20 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Trumpf: German market leader in industrial laser cutting, bending, and welding systems. Comparable as a broad incumbent whose installed base is the productivity benchmark for fabricators like Laserjet and whose technology roadmap shapes capex and competitive intensity in sheet-metal processing.
• Tenaris: Global steel-pipe manufacturer with extensive Italian and European fabrication and finishing operations. Comparable as a broad incumbent in heavy industrial fabrication with significant welding capacity, multi-process capabilities, and overlapping energy and industrial customer verticals.
• Bystronic: Swiss-headquartered global manufacturer of laser cutting, bending, and automation systems widely used by sheet-metal service bureaus like Laserjet. Comparable as the principal equipment-supplier ecosystem that defines the addressable market and competitive set for sheet-metal fabricators.

Others

• SSAB: Swedish specialty steel manufacturer serving heavy industry, construction, and transport. Comparable as an upstream material supplier shaping the cost and availability of high-strength steel plate that Laserjet processes into welded structures for lifting, rail, and renewable-energy end markets.

Direct peers

• Marcegaglia: Largest privately held Italian steel processor and contract manufacturer, with a broad portfolio spanning carbon and stainless steel processing, fabrication, and welded assemblies. Directly comparable to Laserjet as a B2B conto terzi fabricator with similar scale, equipment breadth, and multi-vertical customer base.
• Vossloh: German railway infrastructure and rail-vehicle systems supplier with certified welding operations. Comparable because it operates in the same railway welding/carpentry domain requiring EN 15085-2-style certifications and consumes large-format welded assemblies similar to Laserjet's rail offerings.
• Wabtec: Global railway-equipment manufacturer (locomotives, freight cars, transit) with substantial European fabrication operations. Comparable as a customer-class archetype for railway and heavy-industrial welded assemblies requiring certified welding processes.

Regional players

• Fincantieri: Italian shipbuilding group operating one of Europe's largest welding, machining, and metalworking footprints. Comparable as a regional industrial peer with overlapping welding and structural-fabrication capabilities, though competing only indirectly in the contract fabrication market.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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