Our

history

YOUR TRUST IS OUR DRIVE SINCE 1956

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  1. Today

    Tubeformer 1602 modular edition

    The Spiro® family of machines today comprises a number of key machines. Although they can be put together into a complete production line, each machine can be used on a stand-alone basis, depending upon the specific user needs.

  2. 2013

    Tubeformer X-20

  3. 2008–2009

    Tubeformer PRO / SMART

    Whichever way you decide to configure the machinery, you will get all the precision, quality and support that comes with Spiro® equipment.

  4. 2002

    Tubeformer 2020

  5. 1989–1998

    Tubeformer JRX 1212 / JRX 1210 / JRX 1610 / 2525 / 1613 / 1602

    The SPIRO® TUBEFORMER revolutionized the production of ventilation tubing, leaving the square competition back at square one.

  6. 1980–1984

    Tubeformer 2002 / MR / JR / 3003 / MRX

  7. 1969–1976

    Tubeformer 800 / 700 / 1600

    Since 1956 Spiro® has developed and produced a number of important and patented sheet metal processing machines, each devoted to a specific phase in the production process of different ducts, fittings and tubes.

  8. 1959–1963

    Tubeformer 401 / 403 B / 600

  9. 1956

    Tubeformer 300 / 200

    Four years later their invention - the SPIRO® TUBEFORMER - was a reality. So was the Spiro® company itself.

  10. 1952

    STARTED

    It all started in 1952 when Erling Jensen and Leif Andresen suddenly saw the possibility of round ventilation systems.