The renewal of the range of telescopic elevators that commenced with the presentation of “S.I.R.” Samson, Icarus, Runner series in 1997,the introduction of a new complete range of 360° rotating elevators called Pegasus in 1999, the exhibition of Dedalus during EIMA 2000 (small telescopic elevators “2X2”, articulated and fixed dumpers and truck cement mixers), are without doubt solid proof of the commitment that Diece places in constant product investments.

Such efforts have lead to the renewal of 25 models in less than three years (90 percent of those produced), with “fresh” and technologically advanced machines.

Dieci now boasts a wide and complete range that is able to satisfy all the application requirements of users; a result that only few and qualified
producers are able to reach.

The study, design and industrialisation of a new machine model does indeed require the combined effort of a number of divisions within the same company
and the work of its best men in collaboration with specialised and qualified suppliers.

In a market that has become ever-increasingly competitive, even in terms of quality, the expansion of the range also requires a series of tests and trials
in order to demonstrate, first and foremost to the technicians themselves, the suitability of the design and constructional solutions pursued.

A verification process must be complete and is therefore costly and committing; simultaneously it cannot take up too much time, as this would affect production.

The machines manufactured by Dieci feature performance capacities that place them at the top of their respective categories and offer our customers the possibility to avail of equipment that represent an investment in productivity and reliability.

The additional enrichment in the offer of models and of the various versions consequently creates new opportunities of growth for distributors, putting our customers in the condition to always find the best solution for the application requirements and above all, confirms our will to get involved in the whole market.

An ambitious challenge in order to maintain competitiveness and success, which requires continuous efforts to define new technological and productive parameters.