Based in Dos Hermanas, the Sevillian company specialises in mechanical and electronic transmission for industrial machinery. Gearboxes, electric motors, speed drives, and other systems are part of an activity that is not widely visible to the general public but is essential for the daily operation of factories and production lines.
“"Technology has changed a great deal, but the customer's problem remains similar: they need their machine to function in a specific way, be efficient, and not stop."
The company's history dates back to 1974, linked to the industrial history of the Corbalán family. Since then, the sector has undergone a profound transformation. Electronics, automation, control, and new demands related to energy consumption and productivity have been incorporated into traditional mechanics.
This change has also modified the relationship between suppliers and customers. Purchasing a motor, a gearbox, or a drive is no longer solely a matter of price or availability. Factors such as consumption, machine adaptation, equipment reliability, and the possibility of reducing production downtime are increasingly important.
An incorrect choice can lead to increased wear, higher energy consumption, or performance issues. And when a critical component fails, the impact can go far beyond the cost of the part.
“"Behind a stopped machine, there is a person who needs a solution. Our job is to make it easy for them, not to sell them more things."
Fussiona works with manufacturers such as Motovario and Lenze and focuses its activity on supplying and providing technical advice for mechanical and electronic transmission solutions. The company operates from Andalusia for industrial clients in various sectors and has adapted its activities to a demand increasingly oriented towards efficiency and integration between mechanics and electronics.
In this context, one of the industry's main challenges is to maintain reliable equipment while modernising facilities and processes. Automation and energy efficiency are often associated with major technological transformations, but a significant part of these improvements also depends on much more specific decisions: correctly choosing a motor, adjusting a drive, or adequately sizing a transmission system.
After five decades in the sector, Fussiona maintains a specialised industrial activity in Dos Hermanas that has evolved at the same pace as the machines it serves. An activity that is discreet to the general public but present every time a production line needs to keep running.
