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De Lorenzo

De Lorenzo is the leading Italian company specialized in the design, development and production of technical and vocational training equipment.

Establishment in 1951, the company has continuously maintained focus and attention to providing high quality didactic equipment and professional services. With an international experience in over 140 countries, De Lorenzo is the perfect partner for all technical and professional training solutions.

Country of origin
Italy
Founded
1951
Support languages
English, Italian, French, Spanish
Products listed on Edquip
86

Listed products

Case studies

Renewable Energy & Smart Grid Lab at the University of Petrosani

How the University of Petrosani, Romania, equipped a solar, wind, hydrogen and smart grid lab with eight De Lorenzo trainers through an EU-funded public tender.

Challenge

Solution

Results

Impact

8
New Training Units
Topics
Renewables & Smart Grid

Supporting Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Training at Bedford College

Learn about how Bedford College enhanced hydrogen and fuel cell training with experimental hands-on training equipment, including installation and staff training on premises.

Challenge

Solution

Results

Impact

1
New Training System
Plenty
Applicable Hands-On Experiments

Solar thermal training systems (low carbon heating) for T levels in UK

Read about how Coleg Gwent made an installment of a Solar thermal training system to support practical training and assessment at their T levels.

Challenge

Solution

Results

Impact

1
New Solar Thermal System
T Levels
Training level

Hydraulics Training Equipment for Oil & Gas Industry

Suriname has a booming Oil & Gas industry. Read about how a collaboration between different stakeholders provided better workforce developement.

Challenge

Solution

Results

Impact

1
New Training System
31
Possible simulations

Green Skills Training Lab in Northern Scotland

Green Skills Training Lab at NESCOL for teaching industrial and hands-on skills for students in the field of wind power, solar photovoltaics, hydrogen fuel cells, and mechanical drive systems. Read more!

Challenge

Solution

Results

Impact

6
New training stations
Tech.
Energy generation & Storage