Rapanelli to Present the RAMEF 2950 FR at Agriumbria 2026
First preview in Umbria ahead of the machine’s international presentation
Robert, here is a website-ready draft in English. I based the factual details on the official Agriumbria event pages, the official exhibitor catalogue entry for URANO S.R.L., and Rapanelli’s current website listing for the RAMEF 2950 FR.
Rapanelli International will take part in Agriumbria 2026, the 57th edition of the national exhibition dedicated to agriculture, livestock and food, taking place from 27 to 29 March 2026 at Umbriafiere in Bastia Umbra. Visitors will be able to meet the team at the URANO stand, Padiglione 7, Stand 62.
The event will mark the first preview in Umbria of the RAMEF 2950 FR, part of Rapanelli’s olive oil processing equipment range. Presented ahead of its international launch, the machine reflects the company’s current engineering direction: systems developed to combine process reliability, separation performance and continuity of operation within modern olive oil mills.
For Rapanelli, presenting the RAMEF 2950 FR at Agriumbria carries a precise meaning. It brings a new-stage machine to the company’s home region, within a trade fair that remains a reference point for the agricultural and agri-food supply chain. It also represents a coherent step in the ongoing relaunch of the Rapanelli brand in olive oil processing, building on an engineering heritage that dates back to 1922.
Agriumbria offers the right setting for this first public presentation: a professional audience, direct contact with operators, and a context in which machinery is evaluated for real operating value, maintainability and technical consistency. In that sense, the preview is not only an exhibition moment, but also an opportunity to show the direction Rapanelli is taking in the development of its olive oil technologies.
Visitors interested in Rapanelli’s olive oil processing solutions and engineering approach are welcome at the URANO stand, Padiglione 7, Stand 62, throughout the exhibition.





