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Betontema Engineering and Technical Services

Hybrid Expertise: From the Workshop to Process Engineering

I am Nicola Martini, Founder of Betontema. I offer companies a comprehensive technical profile: combining the precision of executive 3D mechanical CAD design with the practical operational capability of on-site field maintenance via my autonomous mobile workshop.

INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL SERVICES (Maintenance, Assembly & Emergency Service):

I intervene on industrial machinery, production lines, overhead cranes, and weighing systems for manufacturing plants, workshops, and end clients with an autonomous mobile workshop (independent contractor / VAT ID):

  • Emergency Intervention & Mobile Workshop: Direct service with an autonomous mobile workshop equipped with specialized tooling for on-site fault diagnostics and rapid repairs to minimize production downtime.
  • Electromechanical Contract Assembly: Specialized contract support for mechanical bench assembly, industrial machinery revamping, and full electrical wiring.
  • Industrial Weighing Systems & Scales: Diagnostics, calibration, and signal verification of load cells, digital weight indicators, and continuous batching systems.
  • Procurement Office & CAD Support: On-site measurement surveys, 2D/3D manufacturing drawings optimized for laser cutting, and detailed bills of materials (BOM).

BATCHING PLANTS, SILOS & HOPPERS (3D Engineering, Supply & Manufacturing Licensing):

I develop executive engineering for bulk storage and industrial dosing of powders and granular materials, coordinating complete equipment supply or granting manufacturing licenses to partner workshops:

  • Executive 3D Engineering: Complete mechanical development of BTH horizontal mobile silos (for cement and powders), BT hoppers (for aggregates and granular materials), and complete mobile plants.
  • No-Foundation Technology: Self-supporting mobile architecture requiring zero civil excavation or permanent concrete foundations.
  • Partnership & Licensing: Supply of fabrication licenses, manufacturing rights, and workshop drawings allowing mechanical shops to produce machines autonomously.