Company Timeline

Key milestones in the evolution of M.C.M.

Foundation

Founded by Marzaroli Gianluca, producing flow wrapping machines for the IC industry.

1988
Start of operations

New Headquarters

Expansion with a new headquarters and workshop.

1994
Growth

Sandwich Machine

Introduction of the first sandwich machine.

1995
New product

Servo Driven Platform

Evolution from mechanical systems to servo-driven technology.

2003
Innovation

Top Seal Wrapper

Introduction of the “Top Seal” single-lane wrapper.

2004
New model

No Touch Feeding Line

Launch of the automatic “No Touch” product feeding line.

2010
Automation

Filling Segment Entry

Entering the IC filling segment with a semi-automatic filler.

2011
New segment

Robotic Boxing Line

Entering the robotic segment with a boxing line for IC tubs.

2014
Robotics

High-Capacity Inline Filler

Introduction of a high-capacity inline & servo-driven filler.

2014
High capacity

Rotary Filler

Introduction of a mechanically driven rotary filler.

2015
New filler

W800 Top Seal Wrapper

Launch of the new 2-lane top seal wrapper “W800” for high-capacity lines.

2015
High capacity

M440 Sandwich Machine

Introduction of the 2-lane sandwich machine M440 for high-capacity SW production.

2018
New generation

Today

M.C.M. counts 23 employees and has installed over 2000 units worldwide.

Present
Global presence

M.C.M. Srl boasts over forty years of experience in the flow‑pack packaging machinery sector. The business began in 1964 and in 1988 evolved into the organizational structure that still leads the company today, solid and innovation‑driven.

The company operates in a modern facility of about 1000 m², equipped with advanced technologies and designed to ensure production efficiency, operational speed, and the ability to adapt to the needs of different markets.

M.C.M. is present with its machines across five continents, supported by an international network of distributors that guarantees qualified after‑sales service.

Over the years, M.C.M. has transformed its production, moving from traditional mechanical transmission systems to full‑electronic machines equipped with servomotors and servo drives. This transition has led to a significant qualitative improvement: today the machines are more flexible, intuitive, and hygienic, while ensuring high reliability. The technological evolution was carefully planned, ensuring continuity in customer support.

The company’s experience and know‑how have enabled collaborations with multinational groups, developing automatic packaging and end‑of‑line systems with robotic integration. Since 2012, M.C.M. has expanded its offering by introducing automatic and semi‑automatic models, also incorporating robotic arms.

M.C.M. — a smart team for great results.