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Zetasassi is an Italian manufacturer, which produces power transmission units and ensures efficiency in the construction and design of tensioning systems for the transmissions of industrial machines. The founder Mr Sassi Giuseppe was fond of mechanical skills and started to provide tensioning solutions for chains or belts. After many years of experiments, Mr Sassi Giuseppe created the first tensioner, the type TO and the type TC that until today is the most imitated. By manufacturing state-of-the art power transmission parts and tensioning systems for over 40 years, Zetasassi is improving its technology and takes the leading position in the industrial world.
With its product catalog Zetasassi ensures efficiency, high quality and durable tensioners. However, the company also offers applicable and reliable solutions for your application needs. Its tensioners, chain tensioners, belt tensioners, torque limiters, axial limiters, automatic lubricators and adjustable cams are resistant, keep unique Italian quality, associated with long life and durability and are distinguished on the industrial market. Zetasassi tensioners can also be used as pressing units, shock absorbers, stabilizers and regulator/tensioners of rollers for belts, etc.
All Zetasassi products are supplied to you through the well-developed distribution network of FAMAGA Group OHG. We are responsible for safe and reliable distribution of top Italian quality power transmission units produced by Zetasassi. We are eager to provide you with the most applicable and trusty tensioners and other power transmission units for your industrial growth.
