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Back in 1952, Pietro Arici built a high
precision mechanical component workshop in Brescia. This facility specialized in hydraulic
brake cylinders for O.E. |
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The "workshop" evolved to LPR s.r.l.
in 1977. Relocating to Agazzano, Piacenza, the workshop changed business direction to the
production of hydraulic brake and clutch for the automotive spare parts industry. |
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Lucciano Arici, Pietro's son, is now president
of the group and has established the company as a world-class manufacturer. |
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Today, LPR is located in four separate
facilities. Together they cover over 70,000 square meters and employ over 500 people. The
product range has grown to include not only hydraulic cylinders, but also other brake
products such as pads, shoes and drums. |
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