Pramac Generators

Established in 1966, Pramac manufacture and sell power generation units and material handling equipment under the names ‘Pramac’ and ‘Lifter by Pramac’.

The power generation sector of Pramac produces larger stationary and mobile generator systems for a vast array of commercial and industrial applications, alongside their range of smaller portable generators used for various residential, light construction and recreational purposes. Pramac’s specialist power division consists of both diesel and petrol gensets as well as cleaner energy solutions such as gas, biodiesel, ethanol and hybrid fuelled machines.

ORIGINS

The history of Pramac begins in 1966, when the Campinoti family founded ‘L’Europea’ - a construction equipment company focused mainly on the Italian market. In the mid-1980’s their range of products expanded to include generators as well as pallet and lift trucks, thanks to the acquisition of the company ‘Lifter S.r.l.’. The 90s were characterized by widespread commercial and industrial expansion, culminating with the merge of ‘L'Europea’ and ‘Lifter S.r.l.’. Since then Pramac has been expanding its activity in both the power generation and material handling sectors, continuing to grow on a global scale.

Nowadays, Pramac has been sharpening its expertise through the years not only designing, manufacturing and installing their complete range of products, but also providing bespoke solutions that can be tailored to every and any requirement. Thanks to its capabilities, Pramac can now provide stationary, mobile and portable generator sets up to 4MVA in power, and exceed the needs of many industries, from transportation, automotive, power plants and tower lights, to commerce, telecommunications, mining, events and rental. With the goal of chasing further growth in the global power generation market, in 2016 Pramac signed an agreement with ‘Generac’ – a North American market leader for an array of power generation and other engine powered products. Together, the companies employ over 4,000 people and represent the third largest group in the world for the production of generators.