We publish some pictures taken at MIMS Automechanika, the International Automobile Exhibition, which took place at the Moscow Expo Center from 21 to 24 August 2017.
Our stand was located in position A411, hall 2.1. A fundamental presence, ours, in a market of great importance for our products. MIMS Automechanika Moscow is the largest automotive fair for Russian territory and neighboring countries.
The next trade show for our Group is Automechanika Shanghai, from 29 November to 2 December 2017.
The Sabo shock absorbers had a new packaging that wraps them in a completely recyclable ecological paper. The Group's growing attention to the environment is therefore confirmed, also confirmed by other projects linked to environmental sustainability, such as the...
SABO is joining the stands at the Misano Grand Prix Truck 2021 on the 16th and 17th of October. This event is one of the biggest international trucks enthusiasts meeting during the Misano World Circuit season. The truck's races of the FIA...
We have published the new editions 2021-2022 of the SABO shock absorbers and cabin shock absorbers catalogues. We remind you that you can also take advantage of the online versions (with free access or with password) of our catalogs, updated daily with all the...
We are taking part in the Expo Ferroviaria this year from the 28th to the 30th of September. Come and visit us at the 10th International Exhibition of Railway Technology, Products and Systems at Fiera Milano Rho, Milan. We are located at the stand P19. ...
In the early 1970s our founder, Roberto Nuti, decided that the results being achieved by those who produced and distributed SABO shock absorbers deserved a little more dignity. So he began informing customers about the meticulous design and manufacturing work that...
SaboHema has moved. Our Indian company has a new factory and technologies that respect the values of our Group. On my first trip to India in 2007, I would never have imagined that I would have achieved such a result. I am moved and proud to think how far we have come...