To make the industrial coating process more efficient, faster and precise, the use of robots that automate painting operations is essential. However, to perform the proper coating process, it is necessary to instruct the robot on the application path to follow, which varies depending on the geometry of the piece. To meet this need, Lesta

From 26th to 30th May 2025, we will be exhibiting at LIGNA. This is the leading international trade fair for woodworking, which will take place in Hanover, Germany. You can find us at booth D58 – Hall 17, in a 36 m² area, where we will showcase one of our most advanced technologies in robotic painting:

Lesta introduces a major advancement in the field of automated cleaning for liquid painting spray guns: CLEANING STATION RS — the new spray gun cleaning station with solvent recirculation, designed to boost efficiency, sustainability, and cleaning performances. An evolution of the original Lesta CLEANING STATION, the RS version significantly improves the effectiveness of nozzle cleaning,

V.M.L. Verniciatura Metalli Lecco S.r.l., based in Brivio (LC), is a leading company in the field of surface finishing and anticorrosion treatments. Thanks to cutting-edge technologies and a highly specialised team, the company offers services such as liquid painting, powder coating, cataphoresis, and protective treatments. To optimise production processes, enhance quality, and improve safety, V.M.L.

The Image MATCH 3D pro dimensional recognition system developed by Lesta marks a significant advancement in automated industrial painting. By integrating high-precision 3D scanners with smart management software, this system can identify in real time the shape, position, and orientation of each part on a conveyor line. What is a dimensional recognition system? A dimensional

In the self-learning robot manufacturing sector, Lesta stands out as a prime example of technological excellence and a strong commitment to Made in Italy quality. In fact Lesta has been awarded the Made in Italy certification by the Istituto per la Tutela dei Produttori Italiani. This certification is not just a mark of pride but

On September 25–26, our headquarters in Dairago (MI) hosted the Lesta WORLD Meeting 2025, a two-day event bringing together international partners and Italian installers to celebrate the company’s fifteenth anniversary and share strategies, projects, and visions for the future. With participants from over twenty-one countries and more than 900 robots installed worldwide, the event highlighted

Automation systems for fiberglass, glass fiber and gelcoat spraying are becoming increasingly popular in sectors such as marine manufacturing, swimming pools, hot tubs, and recreational vehicles. Thanks to Lesta robots, companies across different industries can ensure consistent coating quality, reduce production times, and improve operator safety. Why choose automation for fiberglass, glass fiber and gelcoat

Automation for spraying hydraulic cylinders is transforming the industrial finishing sector. Increasingly, companies are adopting robotic solutions to boost productivity, improve quality, and reduce costs. A prime example is Bicelli, a historic Italian manufacturer of hydraulic pumps and cylinders, which implemented Lesta robots with the Lesta Production Manager system to modernize its painting line. Bicelli:

Lesta painting robots for large-scale systems stand out for their ability to paint parts with large dimensions and complex geometries. It’s not just about selling robots: Lesta designs solutions that solve real-world challenges, enabling companies to optimize production cycles and ensure high-quality results. A concrete example is the use of Lesta robots on overhead and

Reliable and now even more optimized, Lesta LEBOT Picchio is the compact robot designed for painting small parts. Featuring 3 axes, it has long been a practical and accessible solution for industrial painting automation. Designed to combine a compact footprint with maximum performance, this robot is ideal for companies producing small components such as gas

We can’t precisely call it machine learning.Lesta robots “self-learn” from the operator by recording their movements during the initial painting operation. There are several factors that set Lesta’s self-learning robots apart from others on the market, but one fundamental difference is that the Lesta robot is the only self-learning robot on the market that disengages

Lesta’s new Image MATCH 3D Pro system is transforming industrial painting with advanced automation. This unique technology, developed entirely by Lesta, combines management software with 3D scanners that digitally map each object’s shape as it moves along the conveyor. By adapting in real-time to the previously self-learned painting path, the system ensures precision for both

Lesta has unveiled the innovative Lesta SAMPLE MAKER, a robotic system designed specifically for paint and coatings manufacturers who require precision and efficiency in sample preparation. This advanced system automates the application of paint samples, using minimal quantities of paint to ensure precise, waste-reducing coating on sample materials or test objects. Not only does Lesta

Lesta SAMPLE MAKER is the innovative solution for test runs and coating trials. Infact it is  designed for paint manufacturers and colour laboratories that need to perform test runs and sampling to test existing coating parameters with new colours and finishes before using them in industrial production. These tests are often carried out using small

In modern industry, coating large objects such as boats, agricultural machinery, tractors and metal structures presents a significant challenge, often handled by skilled coaters applying paint manually. The difficulty in finding skilled personnel, combined with the trend towards automation of strategic processes, is pushing companies to adopt articulated painting robots. Companies in this segment face

In the world of industrial coating, precision and efficiency are crucial, especially when coating workpieces with complex geometries. A painting robot with a lightweight, highly precise arm, capable of faithfully replicating a coater’s movements, is the key to achieve flawless results in an automated process. By disconnecting the motors, the robot arm becomes ultra-light, making