Istituto Giordano confirms its position as a reference point in the security sector.
In addition to the recognition for our anti-burglary tests, the ECB-S European Certification Body has now also recognized Istituto Giordano for conducting fire resistance tests in compliance with the EN 15659 standard.
On December 18, 2024, the new Construction Products Regulation (CPR) 2024/3110 was published in the Official Journal of the European Union, replacing the previous Regulation (EU) No. 305/2011.
Significant innovations for the construction sector, with a particular focus on sustainability and digitalization.
On 14th, 15th, and 16th January, we will be attending the BAU trade fair in Munich, hosted at the stand of Cerbone S.p.A..
This is Europe’s most important event for the construction sector, connecting the needs of specialized industries with suppliers and buyers from around the world. It’s a unique opportunity to explore the innovations and excellence shaping the future of construction.
Our experts will be available to provide detailed information on testing and certifications for the construction industry.
You can schedule an appointment by choosing your preferred day and time, explore the dedicated page.
We look forward to seeing you at BAU 2025!
The Directorate of Protection and Security and the General Directorate of Civil Protection of the Kingdom of Bahrain have included our Institute in the list of internationally approved testing laboratories for Reaction and Fire Resistance tests.
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Deepen your knowledge about the fire risk in buildings with rooftop photovoltaic systems (BAPV). Watch the webinar recording now: an opportunity to get updated on the latest regulations regarding the fire safety of photovoltaic systems. The participation of experts and practical demonstration with laboratory tests ensure a high-level educational experience.
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Giordano Institute offers testing services to meet the technical and regulatory needs of the railway sector. Among the tests carried out, mechanical tests are performed in the vibration laboratory. Discover everything in our article.
View »Istituto Giordano’s optical laboratory carries out tests on windscreens and train windows in accordance with the main Italian and international standards. The purpose of these tests is to ensure that the glass does not distort the view of the external environment or the perception of colors and light signals.
View »In our acoustics laboratory, we test products for the railway sector to assess their performance. The tests primarily focus on noise reduction devices (noise barriers) and elements of railway vehicles (interior and exterior panels, windshields, and side windows) to determine their sound insulation properties.
View »Trenitalia's technical specifications require testing the glass of driver's cabins with a test that ensures their safety upon impact. Take a look at what our colleagues from "Special Setups" have created for this unique test!
View »Product standards UNI EN 13561:2015 and UNI EN 13659:2015 define the essential requirements of safety that have to be satisfied by external blinds and shutters installed in buildings.
View »The Optics Laboratory of IG has the necessary means and skills to quantify the effect of influence of sunscreens these shields according to the most up-to-date standards.
View »Istituto Giordano participated in the celebrations for the 30th anniversary of AIPPL, the Italian Association of Wooden Flooring Installers, held at the Litoraneo Suite Hotel in Rimini.
During the social dinner, as historic partners, we were presented with an award in recognition of a longstanding collaboration built on expertise and professionalism.
Representing Istituto Giordano were CEO Sara Lorenza Giordano and Alessandro Trevisani, head of the wood technology laboratory, pictured alongside the association’s president, Pietro Belloni.
The event was not only an occasion to celebrate a significant milestone but also an opportunity to strengthen relationships and share visions for the future.
A day dedicated to exploring the wonders of Mantua provided a chance to spend quality time with colleagues in a new environment, strengthening connections and deepening appreciation for teamwork and open dialogue.
The excursion began with a visit to Palazzo Te, a Renaissance masterpiece adorned with frescoes, intricate decorative details, and striking optical illusions. This was followed by an exhibition dedicated to Picasso, offering the unique opportunity to admire some of the artist’s remarkable works.
Later, the group enjoyed a leisurely walk through the city’s historic center, culminating in a serene mini cruise along the Mincio River—a refreshing experience surrounded by nature, filled with conversations and laughter.
The Minister of University and Research, Anna Maria Bernini, made an institutional visit to Bellaria and also visited our historic headquarters, accompanied by Mayor Filippo Giorgetti.