Since 1919, Eliche Radice has been designing and manufacturing shaft line components for the marine and naval industries.
To us, a propeller is never a standalone product. It is the result of a thorough engineering study that takes into account the hull, engine, vessel’s intended use, and required performance. This is why we work closely with shipyards, naval architects, designers, and boat owners to develop the most suitable solution, manufacturing propellers, propeller shafts, shaft brackets, rudders, and the other components of the shaft line through an engineering-driven approach and highly specialized production.
This philosophy has allowed us to grow alongside the Italian and international marine industry, collaborating with renowned shipyards and supplying solutions for pleasure craft, commercial vessels, fishing boats, and high-performance applications. The experience gained across such diverse sectors has become one of our greatest strengths, continuously expanding our expertise and enabling us to tackle every new challenge with technical competence and practical know-how.
Our commitment to quality is also reflected in our direct control of the entire manufacturing process. We continuously invest in engineering, machining technologies, and our in-house foundry, where our proprietary alloys, MIBRAL® and OTMAN®, are cast to ensure outstanding strength, precision, and long-term reliability.
Today, Eliche Radice operates on a production site covering 50,000 m², including 15,000 m² of covered facilities, and employs approximately 85 people in Italy. Our international presence is further strengthened by our French commercial branch, ER France.
The principles of our work
- Experience
- Professionalism
- Ethics
- Passion
- Internationality
Our experience
The different phases from production to modeling are all carried out internally by the company and this, in addition to simplifying the control steps, allows timely delivery of deliveries.
The entire production of Eliche Radice is based on the maintenance of efficiency and quality criteria, and in this sense important investments have been made, such as the production of fully automated production lines.
