Superb energy efficiency, low consumption and savings on raw materials: for thirty years now, these have been the hallmark features of the motors, pumps and fan motors for home appliances manufactured by Askoll, an Italian company that leads the market in electrical synchronous motor technology.
Its pumps and filters for aquariums guarantee the maximum security and comfort of the costumer and of the animals: easiness in the usability of the products for a full enjoyment of the “underwater view”.
In 2015 Askoll adopted its know-how to the electric smart mobility. It now produces a range of e-bikes and electric mopeds for both private and professional (delivery and sharing) customers. 
On-going investment in Research & Development and perfect integration between product and process development have always allowed Askoll to offer the most innovative, eco-friendly solutions on the market. 
Today Askoll is an international group headquartered in Dueville, employing 1500 people in 10 production facilities in strategic locations in Italy, Brazil, Mexico, Slovakia, Romania and China, as well as sales offices in the USA and South Korea.

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Askoll

Askoll's headquarters in Povolaro di Dueville, Italy

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