Marelli, Ercole
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Name: | Marelli, Ercole |
Gender: | Male |
Birth: | May 19, 1867 Milano |
Death: | August 28, 1922 Tremezzina |
Description: |
Ercole Marelli began working at the age of 15 as an apprentice at a mechanical workshop. After a period in Paraguay, he returned to Italy in 1891 and founded a workshop of electrical appliances in Milan, where he manufactured batteries, accumulators and electro-medical devices. In December 1905, Marelli opened a plant in Sesto San Giovanni (Milan), the Ercole Marelli, which would obtain prominent exhibition space in the Galleria dell'Elettricita' in Turin 1911. This plant produced small electric motors, centrifugal pumps, and transformers. In 1919 Ercole Marelli created a new production department of automobile magnets, which later became in turn the company Magneti Marelli. |
Subjects: | Commercial matter Contemporary culture |
Places: |
Milano Tremezzina |
Photographs: |
Ercole Marelli
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