Joaquin Rabinad. Ferromatik

"We do not lower or raise but that change of direction." Markets will become more real to consumption and all play with his feet on the ground. Transformers remaining after this crisis will be only the necessary and many will have to close. This situation will result in a surplus of used machinery semi new, from these companies that are closing, and will affect significantly the demand for new machines, this will affect the manufacturers that will also have to adapt your number, the real market. In the next few years transformers purchased only new machines when they can not get them on the used market, or special project-very specific machines and the demand for electric machines will increase.

It is very difficult to sharpen your wits now financing is the main concern of the trasformadores and look for ways to survive this crisis, they know that those remaining will be stronger to face the future. Reducing costs to adapt to the market, almost always passes through the reduction of personnel which is the more negative side, those who live the textile crisis, in the 1970s, we still remember the sad aspect of the companies that had cost so many years lifting them to employers and workersworking side by side, and soon they were empty.

Current trends in the manufacturing of injectors, it is clear that naturally electrical machines will be imposed on the market, European manufacturers will have to consolidate this technology over time more. "It is an open door to the future market for manufacturers."

Joaquin Rabinad.