Waelzholz Tempracciaio under new leadership
Andreas Reil and Pierluigi Belloli are the new team at the helm of Waelzholz Tempracciaio. Combining strategic vision with operational expertise, they’re charting the company’s course for the years ahead.
Pierluigi Belloli recently joined Waelzholz Tempracciaio’s management team. Belloli, 52, brings 25 years of experience in the steel industry, with a focus on materials engineering and product management. That background gives him extensive technical know-how and an in-depth understanding of the market. On site, Belloli runs day-to-day operations, supported by Managing Director Andreas Reil. Alongside his role at the Milan site, Reil continues to lead global sales from Waelzholz’s headquarters in Hagen, Germany.
In my new role, I’m looking forward to drawing on my many years of experience and market knowledge and working with the team to give the business fresh momentum. My focus is on staying close to our customers, understanding what they need, and developing the right solutions for them.
With the leadership change, Luca Spirolazzi has stepped down as managing director. After about 30 years—first at the former company Theis Italiana and later at Waelzholz—he has begun a well-deserved retirement. He’s not going far, though—he’ll stay closely involved as a member of Waelzholz Tempracciaio’s Advisory Board.
Tailored service, close to our customers
From our Milan service center, we supply customers across Southern and Eastern Europe with a broad range of steel strip products—cold-rolled, hardened and tempered, high-strength, stainless precision, and electrical steel strip grades. We cut the material to size and machine the edges to each customer’s specifications. We plan our local inventory ahead, so materials are available on short notice and in small quantities. Anything we don’t have on hand in Milan comes from the Waelzholz Group’s global production network. That means shorter delivery routes, consistent quality, and a reliable point of contact for customers, even for small orders.