Bonomi Eugenio S.p.A.

Bonomi Eugenio was set up in 1928 as a non-ferrous alloy foundry. In the ’50s, the company expanded, gearing its production towards the electro-mechanical sector, and in the ’70s the company found even more fertile ground in the railway sector.Lok Electric was founded in 1980 and through a consistent investment and development programme became an important manufacturer of compression connectors and terminals. In 1999 Lok Electric was acquired by Bonomi and moved to its new factory in Montichiari (Brescia).Its innovative manufacturing and patented products for the railway and electrical sectors has ensured an increasingly important presence in the domestic and international markets.In 2002 Bonomi joined with EB Rebosio, acquiring the “unità operative Rebosio” from the ABB Group.

    
                            Rebosio Industria Elettrotecnica

Rebosio Industria Elettrotecnica was founded in 1920’s producing components for the overhead line market. During the ’60s, Rebosio began to look at composite materials as an alternative to the traditional insulation materials currently used. The production of glass fibre reinforced rod had already begun, followed by their first insulators, made of Teflon. In the '80s, Rebosio Industria Elettrotecnica patented their first composite silicone insulators.In 1992, Rebosio Industria Elettrotecnica was acquired by ABB Sae Sadelmi S.p.A. as a major part of its complete offering of accessories for high speed railway catenary suspensions systems and gained a leading position in the worldwide railway industry.It subsequently became the Unità Operativa Rebosio in the ABB Group.In 2002, the Unità Operativa Rebosio was acquired by Bonomi Eugenio S.p.A. and became EB Rebosio s.r.l. and in 2003 transferred its head office to their new facilities in Madone (BG).