Syncro System beyond the global crisis

The five years from 2020 to 2025 were marked by a series of unpredictable events that seriously impacted the global economy, triggering a range of crises that had serious repercussions for all businesses, Syncro System included.

The main consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic was disruption of the supply chain and serious delays in deliveries of commercial vehicles, raw materials and components. This was soon followed by an increase in operating and energy costs that put a severe strain on all businesses. Syncro System overcame this turbulence thanks to careful and flexible management and found itself well placed to restart when the market showed the first signs of recovery. The company therefore succeeded in meeting the subsequent increase in demand while still guaranteeing the excellent products and services it is renowned for.

Over the last five years, major investments have been made to improve production and the quality of components.

• New punch. This machine, which cuts the sheet metal used to make racking and accessories, is faster and above all safer than previous types, since loading and unloading are performed automatically and do not require constant manual assistance by an operator.
• New bending machine. Here too, CNC (computerised numeric control) allows bending pressure and angle to be adjusted extremely accurately while automatic handling reduces risk to the operator.
• New paint plant. Unlike the previous system, the new plant incorporates a washing tunnel that prepares the bare metal to receive the paint. In addition, the old single-colour booths have been replaced by a single multi-colour booth with rapid, automated colour selection. The results are better and more consistent over time.
• All processes have now been computerised and integrated into the company’s ERP system.

Syncro’s focus on energy saving and respect for the environment has intensified as the company has evolved.

Syncro’s photovoltaic system has now grown to 1463 panels and produces a total of 500 kWp of power with an annual output of around 550,000 kWh. This supplies over 50% of internal demand.

The factory lighting system is 100% LED and fully equipped with dimmers to minimise consumption.

Syncro’s policy of top-quality products and personal service, continuous training at all levels of the company and respect for the professionalism of every employee has not only borne fruit but has led to prestigious recognition from independent bodies.

2021 The prestigious Forbes magazine chose the manager of Syncro’s dealership in Bulgaria to appear in its Forbes Women feature.

2022 Syncro System commissioned Cerved to carry out a customer satisfaction survey, with the flattering result that 99% of customers declared satisfaction. This same result was confirmed in 2023 and again in 2024.

2023 Luca Comunello received Cassola council’s Business and Work award on behalf of Syncro System

2023 Manufacturing magazine dedicated a leading article to Syncro System.

2024 The number of vans transformed by Syncro worldwide exceeded 100,000, turnover exceeded 20 million and the workforce exceed 100.

2024 Syncro employees featured in a video for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

2025 Syncro received Cassola council’s Best Performers award.

2025 Syncro turns 65 and celebrates its anniversary with a factory open day for employees, friends and associates.

Over the last 5 years, Syncro has continued to contribute to previously supported social responsibility projects and has also embraced new projects aimed at improving the social fabric of the local area.

1. I Bambini delle Fate. 2025 is the 13th year in which Syncro has supported this foundation, which funds projects for children and young people with disabilities.

2. “Ci Sto? Affare Fatica”! (Shall I work? Yes, I shall) Syncro sponsors Cassola council’s active citizenship project.

3. Thanks to an agreement with Cassola council, the 800 square meter site of the old Syncro plant in San Zeno has been donated to the citizens of the town and will form an extension to the park of the nearby primary school.

4. Book crossing. Syncro contributes to the book exchange initiative of Cassola Town Library.