Stand builder for Oleomaq: what building for the olive mill demands
Oleomaq runs alongside Enomaq and shows mills, malaxers, decanters, tanks and oil bottling lines. A mill line takes linear metres and weight, and many makers want it turning: the builder calculates the floor, brings water and three-phase power to the exact point and plans the drainage so the demo does not end in a puddle.
Visitors are mills and cooperatives deciding season investments. The stand works when the machine is seen from the aisle and, two steps in, there is an oil-tasting table with neutral light and a quiet conversation. We build both in joinery and separate them with a store that also absorbs noise.
Stand builder for Oleomaq: how your stand is built
- Survey. Measurements at Feria de Zaragoza, the line section or equipment you will show, weights and services needed.
- Engineering and 3D prototype. Bases, technical floor, services and cutting list resolved on the prototype you approve.
- Manufacturing and pre-assembly in our workshop. Adjustments happen here.
- Transport and installation. Our own team builds it and coordinates machinery entry, finished 24 h before opening.
- Dismantling and storage. Oleomaq is biennial; we keep the reusable parts.
Stand builder for Oleomaq: and for the rest of Feria de Zaragoza
The same workshop builds for the whole venue calendar: FIMA, SMOPYC and SMAGUA. The event page — dates, sectors and the full design-and-build service — is at stands for Oleomaq, and the city service at stand builder in Zaragoza.