In 1991, two of the three original founders decided to leave the company, leaving only Rolando Fontanesi (still present today) to run the business: soon he would be joined by Roberto Dall'Asta, who had built his career in the company from the start, who would help develop the business and later become a partner.

It is in these years that the first two numerical control lathes were purchased, followed by other investments in machinary until by the end of the decade, the company had nine numerical control machines, including lathes and vertical machining centres.

By 2012, we have 14 numerical control machines, with four vertical machining centres. Now begins the second generation of the company that exploits all our know-how developed over the years, with a view to maintaining it, passing it on to future generations and making the most of it.