This October we chose to talk about Passion - and the timing couldn’t be better. In a few days we’ll be at K2025 in Düsseldorf, Hall 16 Booth D68, the most important exhibition for the plastics and machinery industry. And the fact that the tenth value we are sharing in our journey is Passion, right in the month of the fair, is no coincidence.
In 2025, FAP chose to tell its story through a symbolic and visual journey: the 12 values of our Manifesto, the heartbeat of who we are. Each month we highlight one value, represented by an original illustration in true FAP style - technical yet imaginative, and uniquely ours. October is Passion, and it will also take shape inside our stand at K2025, designed not only to present tecnical solutions in Extrusion, Winding, Laminating, Cutting and Welding, but to reflect our way of being: an invitation to dialogue, to discover new perspectives and to build new opportunities.
Why passion? Because without it, technology alone is not enough.
Passion is what makes us dedicate time and energy to every detail of a project. It’s what pushes us to run one more test, to explore a new material, to design a solution that didn’t exist before. It’s what keeps us focused not only on machines, but on the people who will use them - operators, engineers, entrepreneurs - each with their own challenges and expectations.
It means:
At Hall 16 Booth D68, our booth will reflect not just our technical expertise, but the passion that inspires it. Because what makes each solution unique is not only the technology, but the people who stand behind it.
In previous months, we introduced other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, Our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, The attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, The transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency, Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
Reliability, How we build, how we respond, and how we follow through.
Collaboration, We believe in co-creating value.
Innovation, Only has value when it generates Real Impact.
Growth begins by looking inward.
Experience is the compass that guides us when the road isn’t mapped.
Discover Our Tailor-Made Technologies for Your ProductionFrom October 8 to 15, we’ll be in Düsseldorf at K2025, the world’s leading plastics and rubber trade fair.
You’ll find us at Hall 16 / Booth 16D68 – and we’d love to meet you.
Industry is evolving, markets are moving fast, and challenges are becoming increasingly complex. In this context, a "one-size-fits-all" technology is no longer sufficient. At FAP, we always start with one thing: the customer's project.
For over 38 years, we have been designing and building tailor-made machines for the extrusion, winding, lamination, cutting, welding and other converting solutions. Now led by the second generation, FAP continues a journey started in 1987, establishing itself as a reliable partner for both Italian and international customers. From large industrial groups to specialized manufacturers, our clients share one common need: they are not just looking for a machine. They are looking for a solution - and for someone who truly listens.
At FAP, solutions start from a real need - or rather, from a challenge. In recent years, over 70% of our projects have been completely customized. Customers come to us with unique requests, unconventional materials, and often out-of-standard production goals. Whether it’s a twin-screw extruder for foam materials, a lamination line for a patented thermoplastic material, a high-precision cutter for different plastic flexible materials, or a winder designed for high-density or ultra-light rolls, each machine is developed as part of a true collaboration.
One of the biggest issues in the market today is the lack of flexibility. Many manufacturers only offer what is already in their catalogue. Customization is often limited and expensive. FAP chooses a different path. We walk alongside the customer from day one. Together, we define the problem, explore options, and co-design the solution. This shared approach leads to smarter decisions and machines that not only tackle challenges but open new business opportunities. Our team of mechanical, electrical and software engineers work with great attention to every detail to ensure that the final machine truly reflects the customer’s production and business goals. This is what makes every FAP machine unique.
• A complete extrusion line with a double winding unit, developed together with the customer to produce ultra-thin expanded polypropylene with CO₂, combining energy efficiency with extreme film control precision.
• A lamination line designed to bond high-density thermoplastic material with nonwoven fabric, for a highly technical application in the construction sector.
• A tailor-made cutting machine "not available on the market," capable of precise work on barrier film and other flexible films, where the client needed a completely out-of-standard solution.
"What started as an ambitious idea has become a fully customized lamination line – the very first for our start-up. Together with FAP, we reworked the project multiple times, refining every detail until we reached the right solution. The result? A brand-new production process, built from scratch. What we appreciated most was their ability to stay by our side at every step, combining flexibility with true technical know-how."
The FAP offering includes versatile and modular solutions for:
• Extrusion lines for foam film, tubes and profiles, with counter-rotating twin-screw technology for materials like EPE, EPP, EPS, combined with polyolefins such as LDPE + MLLDPE, PP + TPE, PS + HIPS, PP + EVA. One extruder, infinite product diversification possibilities.
• High-efficiency extrusion heads, designed for the production of physically expanded closed-cell polymer foams. They provide consistent structure, excellent cell uniformity and superior quality. Compatibility with gases such as Isobutane, n-Butane, Propane/Butane and CO₂ allows for more efficient, sustainable, and economical production.
• Automatic and semi-automatic winders, designed for ultra-low-density or high densities foams, and bubble films, with various levels of automation.
• Lamination lines, now more in demand than ever, suitable for a variety of sectors for the production of barrier films, multilayer foam materials and special applications. Dedicated for lamination of foam, EVA, bubble film with materials such as HDPE, LDPE, metallized films, paper + HDPE, aluminium + LDPE, metallized lavsan, waterproof polymeric films, nonwoven fabric and others.
• Cutting machines for different flexible plastic materials and thicknesses.
• Bag-making machines for foam and bubble film, flexible, high-productivity and built to last.
Behind every technology there are people, visions and shared choices. Our approach to innovation comes from this awareness: working together, in open dialogue with those who share the same goals. We shared this story during the international webinar "Advancing Foam Sustainability", organized with Borealis, one of the world’s leading suppliers of sustainable polyolefin solutions. On that occasion, we showcased how our latest CO₂ foam technology, combined with HMS PP Daploy™ from Borealis and Royce Global functional additives, is revolutionizing foam production, improving both sustainability and industrial efficiency.
A few months later, we were invited to the Borealis Innovation Headquarters in Linz for two days of technical exchange and co-design. It was a concrete opportunity to further develop counter-rotating twin-screw extruders, a technology that FAP continues to evolve in close synergy with its customers, to meet increasingly complex production challenges. These technical networking moments are more than just visibility opportunities: they are real growth milestones for us, where knowledge is exchanged, ideas are challenged and solutions take shape from different perspectives - but united by one goal: building the future of industry.
New European rules are reshaping the packaging industry: by 2030, all packaging must be recyclable, contain post-consumer recycled (PCR) material, and move towards reuse and refill. For producers, this is not just compliance – it’s a transformation.
So we recently joined forces with Ravago, Sabic and Borealis to test PCR LDPE granules on a small-scale FAP twin-screw foam extruder, exploring formulations with high recycled content. The results? High quality foam, reliable performance, even at low densities. For us, these trials are not only a way to support our customers, but also a message to all foam packaging producers: by staying closely connected with raw material suppliers, we make our technology available to process even the most demanding new materials shaped by environmental requirements. Because anticipating change together is the best way to turn compliance into competitiveness.
But this year, there’s more than just technical solutions.
Inside our booth, we’re creating something unexpected and emotional.
It’s not about automation or technical features. It’s about what makes us human.
At FAP, we believe that our values are the real roots of everything we do. Each month of this year, we highlight one core value - Listening, Integrity, Efficiency, Innovation - and show how it drives our daily work, from engineering to after-sales service.
At K2025, we’ll celebrate these principles with a dedicated Values Corner – a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most.
Because in today’s world, where automation, high-speed production, and streamlined processes dominate, we need to remember what keeps companies and people grounded.
Like the roots of a tree, values are invisible but essential: they support growth, give direction, and connect us to something meaningful - even as everything around us accelerates.
With more than 3,000 exhibitors at K2025, it’s easy to get lost in the noise of machines and innovation.
That’s why we invite you to slow down and meet us.
Not just to explore high-performance foam extrusion technology for example, but to have a real, valuable conversation.
Let’s talk about your production challenges, your goals, and how we can support you create your next big success - with technology that fits your process, and a team that’s here for you.
Because your project deserves more than a standard solution.
It deserves our expertise - and our attention.
📍 We’re already scheduling meetings for K2025.
If you’d like to reserve a time slot, get in touch with us.
We’ll be there.
Will you?
It’s not a title. Not a number of years. It’s what you do when things get complicated.
At FAP, when we talk about experience, we don’t just mean our history - we mean everything we’ve learned by facing new challenges every day.
Experience is when you truly listen to a customer and understand what they need, even if they’re struggling to explain it.
It’s when, faced with a problem, you don’t stop - you change perspective. And you find a way forward.
We’ve designed and built hundreds and hundreds of machines. But what really matters isn’t the number - it’s the details.
Every customer has taught us something. Every project has made us better. Every mistake has made us stronger.
You won’t find that kind of knowledge in a manual.
It lives in the hands that weld, in the eyes that review a drawing, in the voice that advises a customer like a colleague.
It’s what makes our work faster, more effective - and more human.
We can’t foresee everything. But we can face anything.
Our approach is simple: understand, analyze, solve.
We do it alongside our clients, in open dialogue.
And we do it internally, supporting one another, sharing knowledge, and offering our experience to those who have less.
Because for us, experience also means generosity - the ability to pass on what you’ve learned.
Every FAP machine is different, because every need is different.
And often, behind a request, there’s something the customer can’t quite express: a new production need, a non-standard material, a space or time constraint.
Not as a ready-made solution, but as a way of adapting.
Of creating something that works - really works.
Of turning a problem into an opportunity.
In previous months, we introduced other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, Our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, The attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, The transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency, Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
Reliability, How we build, how we respond, and how we follow through.
Collaboration, We believe in co-creating value.
Innovation, Only has value when it generates Real Impact.
Growth begins by looking inward.
If you’re looking for a partner who doesn’t just give you an answer - but the answer that works - we’re here.
With experience you can see, feel, and rely on.
In a world that changes every day, staying still is not an option.
That’s why at FAP, we’ve chosen to grow – together.
Growth, for us, is not a destination. It’s a daily choice.
It’s what pushes us to ask better questions, embrace new challenges, and become better - as people, as professionals, and as a team.
At FAP, we believe that real growth happens when learning becomes part of your culture. That’s why we invest in training: from technical updates to language support, from safety to commercial skills.
Every course is a tool - not only to perform better, but to think differently.
And when our team evolves, the value we deliver to our clients evolves too.
But growth isn’t just about acquiring knowledge. Sometimes it means stopping to look inward.
We’ve taken the time to question our processes, improve our workflow, and face inefficiencies head-on.
This requires courage and collaboration. And it’s through these internal reflections that we’ve built a stronger, more agile organization - one that works with clarity, shared vision, and trust.
There’s also a more subtle kind of growth. The kind that doesn’t show up on spreadsheets but is felt in the everyday atmosphere.
At FAP, we take care of our environment - not only the physical one, but the emotional one too.
Respect, listening, space for ideas: these are the conditions where people can truly thrive.
Because no machine can do what people do when they feel valued and heard.
And then there’s the growth that challenges us. The unexpected project. The client request that seems impossible. The moment when time is short, specs are unclear, and the pressure is high.
We’ve learned to welcome those moments.
They’re the ones that push us to stretch, to create, and to build something that didn’t exist before.
Still, we never want to grow for the sake of it. Growth without meaning is just movement.
What we want is growth with purpose – rooted in our values, aligned with who we are.
We want to grow in competence, but also in relationships.
To grow in results, but never lose our human side.
To grow without losing the essence that has always made FAP… FAP.
In previous months, we introduced other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, Our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, The attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, The transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency, Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
Reliability, How we build, how we respond, and how we follow through.
Collaboration, We believe in co-creating value.
Innovation, Only has value when it generates Real Impact.
We don’t have all the answers. But we’re not afraid to learn.
If you’re looking for a partner who sees every project as a chance to evolve -
we’re ready.
Physically foamed polypropylene or polypropylene foam (further on EPP) is an excellent material for civil engineering, automotive and food industries. EPP is a much more “crystalline” material compared to the more amorphous low-density polyethylene foam (LDPE foam), allowing this material to replace a large number of rigid foams on the market.
Due to its excellent physical and mechanical characteristics, the possibility of use in environments with high operating temperatures (up to +130 degrees Celsius), much greater environmental friendliness in contrast to cross-linked polymers and many other types of insulating materials, this type of insulating materials is increasingly attracting the interest of consumers.
Unfortunately, today we see that manufacturers of physically foamed polymers are reluctant to launch EPP into their productions, since they do not have the technology knowledge for producing this product. Additionally, extrusion lines (in the most cases single screw) used to produce polyethylene foam for packaging are not capable to produce a high-quality polypropylene foam material.
Here in FAP we contribute to the development of EPP in the global market. In addition to our foam machineries, we provide training for foam polymers producers, providing a full range of services for calculating production indicators, launching the production of EPP and EPE, preparing all technological and technical documentation.
There is no point in comparing non-crosslinked physically foamed polyethylene (EPE) with physically foamed polypropylene (EPP), since these materials are completely different in performance characteristics.
But we will look at some comparative characteristics of EPP and physically cross-linked polyethylene foam (further on XLPE), since the last one is closer in performance characteristics to EPP.
It can be seen that in terms of the comparative characteristics of thermal conductivity, elastic modulus and application temperature, EPP is superior to XLPE. Does this mean that EPP can replace XLPE in all applications? Of course not.
XLPE has excellent shock-absorbing properties, are much more elastic materials, have the same low thermal conductivity and a number of other qualities that differ from non-cross-linked polypropylene foam, which are necessary in some industries.
Global Goal
One of the main tasks of the global community today is to create a closed-cycle industry and introduce easily recyclable materials into our daily lives.
Physically and chemically cross-linked foams (XLPE) are very difficult and expensive to recycle, and the process is poorly organized. As EPP can be recycled by a rather simple granulation process and can be reused a large number of times. This fact creates closed-cycle production or closed-loop manufacturing, where all waste generated during the production process does not end up in landfills, but is very easily recycled internally in companies and used more times in the same foam manufacturing with different persantages. In addition, the production process of EPP is simpler and more efficient compared to the production of XLPE.
Due to its superior characteristics described above, physically foamed polypropylene (EPP) is set to become a leading material in the following areas:
Insulation in construction:
Insulation in the car interior:
Food industry:
We have already talked about the possibilities and advantages of using EPP in single-use tableware and the reflection of thermal insulation in the “warm floor” design in our articles and posts. In this article we will consider exclusively those qualities of physically foamed polypropylene (EPP) that are necessary for using insulation under high loads and in environments with high operating temperatures.
The issue of sound insulation always concerns the floor of the room in building. In the most countries there is a strictly established standard (the permissible number of decibels transmitted through floor structures). To meet this standard, when building or renovating constructions, it is important to ensure that the floor is insulated as much as possible from airborne and impact noise.
In the construction of the so-called “floating floor”, a variety of insulating materials are used from chemically and physically cross-linked polyethylene foam to polypropylene foam, foam rubber, stone wool, as well as non-cross-linked polyethylene foam.
Physically foamed polypropylene (EPP) is the best way to soundproof a floor under a cement screed.
Below are the results of the durability test "12 months under a load of 2000 N/m2", which shows the change in the thickness of sound insulation from foamed polypropylene (EPP) and cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) over 12 months.
From the diagramm above we read that the stabilization of the thickness of physically foamed polypropylene (EPP) occurred at the end of the third month, and the loss of thickness at the end of 1 year was 10-11% of the original. Stabilization of the thickness of the crosslinked polyethylene foam (XLPE) occurred at the end of the fifth month, but the overall thickness loss was 20%.
Thus, after a year, the impact noise reduction rates for physically foamed polypropylene (EPP) decrease by approximately 4%, for cross-linked foamed polyethylene (XLPE) by 10%.
Decreasing impact noise reduction results in increased sound transmission through the floor in the room.
Another useful property of EPP, it can be used at high ambient temperatures, where the vast majority of polymer materials are not able to maintain their physical properties. Insulating a sauna is one of the most common ways to use insulation made from physically foamed polypropylene (EPP). This can also be the insulation of a metal roof in countries with large differences in average annual temperatures (Italy, Spain, Egypt, etc.), when in summer the temperature of a metal roof can reach +90-95 °C.
Below are the shrinkage test results of physical polypropylene foam (EPP) and cross-linked polyethylene foam (XLPE) under various temperature conditions for 48 hours.
Please note that after the use temperature exceeds 105 °C for a long time of use, XLPE begins to deform quite severely.
As for physically foamed polypropylene (EPP), it can be used in conditions of constant high temperatures up to 125-130 °C, which gives this type of insulation additional advantages.
The production of this unique material is safe and environmentally friendly, which is one of the most important factors. Due to its molecular structure and a number of other qualities, EPP is quite easy to produce using carbon dioxide as a foaming agent, which creates additional value for this product.
We are confident that expanding the use of non-cross-linked Polypropylene Foam on the market replacing a number of difficult-to-recycle materials will allow to make our planet much better.
We believe that innovation only has value when it generates Real Impact.
Our Research and Development is driven by a clear goal: to make our Machines Smarter, more Efficient, and Ready to face the challenges of modern production.
From materials to mechanics, from automation to user experience, every improvement is the result of Listening, Analysis, and Creativity.
Together, we explore new possibilities, identify shifts in the market, and develop ideas that turn into solutions.
We are often invited to industry events to share how the power of collaboration leads to progress.
This shared vision turns technical challenges into opportunities, and every project into a path for learning and growth.
Suppliers, clients, collaborators, and partners - all contribute to driving us forward.
At FAP, innovation is also a mindset.
We encourage every team member to question the status quo, experiment with new approaches, and keep learning.
From engineering to after-sales, every department is invited to bring ideas to the table.
Innovation: The Seventh Pillar of FAP’s Identity
In previous months, we introduced four other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, the attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, the transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency, Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
Reliability, How we build, how we respond, and how we follow through.
Collaboration, We believe in co-creating value.
Looking for a partner who will understand your needs and turn your ideas into a high-performance solution?
Because when people work together, unique solutions - and lasting results - are born.
At FAP, we understand that the extrusion of gas-filled polymers is a critical process requiring precision and the right equipment. However, the lamination of physically foamed materials is equally important. This process involves bonding foamed polymers either to themselves (to increase thickness) or to other materials like reflective foil, PET, and HDPE, enhancing the final product's physical and mechanical properties. Our Laminator models has been specifically developed to ensure optimal lamination results, guaranteeing both flexibility and high performance in this delicate phase.
Though lamination might seem simple, it has many nuances that can affect the final product's quality, productivity, workplace safety, and production costs. What technical features of the equipment can be both an advantage and a significant drawback? Here’s what manufacturers and / or "converters" should consider when selecting equipment for laminating physically foamed polymers and bubble wrap:
For nearly four decades, FAP’s closed-cell foam polymer lamination technology has been trusted in Europe, North, and South America. Continuous improvement by our team of engineers and technologists, combined with a deep understanding of critical processes like "degassing" of physically foamed polymers and adhesion changes under complex esters and antistatic agents, allows us to create unique and high-quality lamination lines.
At FAP, when you walk through our doors, you don’t just find machines - you find people working together. Engineers and technicians, sales teams, suppliers, and clients, partners. Because collaboration isn’t just a phase in our workflow - it is our workflow.
In a world of manufacturing, true innovation happens through collaboration. For us, it means building side by side - understanding every perspective, every expertise, and turning shared knowledge into cutting-edge, custom-built solutions.
The best machines aren’t born from a single idea. They are the result of open dialogue, technical exchange, and mutual trust. That’s why every FAP project starts - and evolves - through continuous communication with our clients.
Our machines are built for foam extrusion, lamination, and custom converting applications, but their foundation is always the same: a collaborative process that aligns technology with our clients’ real needs.
That’s why collaboration is the natural evolution of our values - and the force that connects them all.
Our machinery is custom. So is the way we work.
From design to delivery, every department at FAP contributes in synergy. Technical, commercial, production, and service teams share the same vision and work together to achieve it.
We don’t just deliver equipment. We build partnerships.
Our most successful projects start with mutual understanding, grow through open feedback, and thrive on long-term collaboration. That’s how we go beyond meeting specifications - we exceed expectations.
When you choose FAP, you’re not just choosing a supplier. You’re choosing a technical partner who listens, supports, and co-creates with you.
Collaboration: The Sixth Pillar of FAP’s Identity
In previous months, we introduced four other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, the attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, the transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency, Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
Reliability, How we build, how we respond, and how we follow through.
Looking for a partner who will understand your needs and turn your ideas into a high-performance solution?
Because when people work together, unique solutions - and lasting results - are born.
Why is it so important to choose the correct GMS dosing during the foaming/expansion process to produce high quality PE (polyethylene) or PP (polypropylene) foam material?
Simply because GMS, being an emulsifier and one of the most significant components, has a huge influence on many factors.
Let’s examine the following three main factors that help you to avoid the common mistakes:
During the foaming process, surface tension plays a crucial role. It refers to the physical effect that occurs when the blowing agent (such as butane, CO₂, or others) expands under heat inside the extruder. This phenomenon happens precisely when the blowing agent stops flowing and begins forming new foam cells at the point of critical expansion, stretching the walls of already existing cells.
The additive GMS (glycerol monostearate) helps reduce surface tension during this phase, facilitating smoother and more controlled cell formation. By lowering resistance on the cell walls, GMS improves the structural development of the foam, leading to more stable, uniform, and high-quality results.
Increasing the amount of GMS (glycerol monostearate) in the formulation can enhance the foam expansion process, but it also introduces several challenges. A high concentration of GMS tends to migrate from the lower layers of the foam to the upper layers, which creates a barrier to gas replacement with air. This results in:
On the other hand, an insufficient GMS concentration can lead to the premature release of gas before the foam has properly stabilized, often resulting in foam collapse during or after production.
This is why it is essential to control GMS dosing accurately through production testing and technical experience. Avoiding both excess and deficiency ensures optimal foam structure, stability, and future lamination performance.
Reduction of static charges on the surface of the foam during the production process - static charges accumulate on the surface of the foam as a result of friction - thus reducing the risk of fire
The lower the density of the foam (kg/m3) and the saturation/gassing of it, the more the GMS will influence these factors.
One of the most common challenges faced by foam manufacturers working with ultra-light, low-density foams is the issue of shrinkage or rapid post-extrusion expansion during the conditioning phase in storage. This often leads to the appearance of surface bubbles, cracks, or breaks that compromise foam quality.
While some producers experiment with additional additives labeled as "Anticolaps", these products typically act in the same way as GMS (glycerol monostearate), offering no added benefit when used together. Thus, their use is generally redundant.
The optimal GMS concentration depends on multiple production parameters, including:
Given these variables, accurate GMS dosing is essential for maintaining a stable foam structure and preventing post-production defects. A data-driven, experience-based approach to dosing ensures consistent quality and performance in PE and PP foam production.
Contact us today to improve your production quality and reduce waste.
You can’t fake reliability. It’s not about promises - it’s about showing up, doing the work, and doing it well, over and over again.
Reliability is a commitment we prove daily. It’s in every project delivered on time, every machine that runs for decades, and every time a client calls and knows we’ll pick up.
Trust is built over time, through consistency. We believe that being reliable means keeping our word when it’s easy - and especially when it’s not. That’s how long-term partnerships grow: with presence, responsibility, and results.
A machine isn’t reliable just because it works today. It’s reliable when it performs just as well after years of use. That’s why we test, refine, and stand behind everything we design.
Our clients know: if it’s built by FAP, it’s built to last.
Internally, we rely on each other. Every role matters, every handoff counts. We work in sync because we trust the people next to us. And that internal trust is what allows us to deliver externally - with confidence and continuity.
We bring this mindset into every relationship - with clients, suppliers, and colleagues. We aim for results, not just actions. Furthermore, we know that true efficiency is built on preparation, organization, and mutual respect. Because being efficient means being reliable.
In previous months, we introduced four other core values of our daily approach:
Flexibility, our ability to adapt to the needs of each project and each client.
Listening, the attention we give to those who work with us and rely on us.
Integrity, the transparency and consistency that guide our words and actions.
Efficiency. Getting things done with clarity, speed, and purpose.
FAP Srl is a member of AMAPLAST Italian Plastics and Rubber processing machinery and
moulds manufacturers’ association.
