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COMPANY PROFILE


Lemi by Brusaferri Via M Maretti Soldi, 13, Casalbuttano Ed Uniti (CR), 26011, Italy


Tel: +39 0374 363068/69 Fax: +39 0374 363071 Email: info@lemi.it Facebook: LEMIByBrusaferri youtube: LEMIgroup www.lemi.it


Background briefi ng Lemi by Brusaferri was founded in 1989 by Emilio Brusaferri and his cousin Silvio Genelli, who still own the company.


Main products and services The company specialises in the production of tables and equipment for the beauty, spa, medical and podiatric sector. Lemi by Brusaferri has transformed the


reality of an often complex requirement through a strategy of involving the spa designer in the process early on in order to implement designs more effi ciently. This is the essence of the philosophy behind the company's Equilibrium spa line – an exclu- sive experience which, through the choice of alternative materials, involves the senses according to personal taste and style.


Additional products Lemi offers both classical and wooden beds and also high-perfomance wet and dry spa equipment.


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The company's autonomy allows it to guaran- tee absolute fl exibility, offering customised solutions for spas' business needs. Maximum product quality, total service effi ciency and multi-year warranties come as standard.


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Plans for 2013 We're concentrating on R&D and increasing our presence across a number of new international markets. We're also launching a range of new equipment and developing new technological


Lemi has also achieved two important rec- ognitions: the fi rst is the registration of the ‘Lemi’ brand in the National Register of Italian Manufacturers and the subsequent achieve- ment of obtaining the 100 per cent Made in Italy mark.


This is the most prestigious mark that a manufacturer in Italy can obtain and is not to be confused with the Made in Italy mark which is awarded by customs to companies that manufacture 51 per cent of their produc- tion cycle in Italy. What’s more, Lemi’s company procedures


have obtained UNI EN ISO 9001 certifi cation (2008 edition) from renowned German organ- isation TÜV.


Top clients Kempinski Nile Hotel, Cairo, Egypt; The St Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi, UAE; Park Hyatt, Milan, Italy.


Where in the world? More than 60 countries in Europe, USA, the Middle East, far East and Africa.


Emilio Brusaferri


solutions which will be based both on existing models and on new innovations.


2013 trade shows Cosmoprof, Bologna, Italy; World Congress of Podiatrist, Rome, Italy; Medica, Dussel- dorf, Germany.


Who’s who? Emilio Brusaferri, general manager; Maria- grazia Garoli, export manager.


What the clients say “The Aemotio Spa can be seen as the sym- bol of our philosophy: a multifunctional spa cabin with an extremely compact design that offers seven functions. Treatments provided by Aemotio Spa are extremely important and our exclusive guests have expressed their pro- found satisfaction with its performance.” Joelle Vassal, owner, Villa Paradiso, Brescia, Italy


“I’m happy to be able to offer you an optimal review with regards to the Aemotio Spa. We have been using this machine for some years in our renovated spa. I have tried it myself and if you try it out, you’ll never want to let it go … it’s very relaxing.” Cristina Silvestri, owner, Valentino Resort, Grottammare, Italy


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