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Evolution of Exlabesa: Pioneers in Aluminium Manufacturing Since 1967

Founded in 1967 by Francisco Quintá, Exlabesa revolutionized the aluminium window industry in North West Spain. Over the decades, the company has diversified its operations, becoming a leading player in aluminium extrusion and finishing. With 19 extrusion presses, advanced anodizing and powder coating lines, and multiple manufacturing facilities across Spain, England, Morocco, Poland, and the USA, Exlabesa boasts an annual extrusion capacity of 225 million pounds. Today, the company continues to supply innovative solutions globally, serving markets in Western and Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and America.

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Evolution of Exlabesa: Pioneers in Aluminium Manufacturing Since 1967

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  1. History Exlabesa was founded in 1967 when Fancisco Quintá manufactured his first aluminium window 1967 > Manufacturas Quintá produces the first Aluminium window in North West Spain 1972 > Became the distributor of Reynolds1976 > First anodizing line 1978 > First powder paint line 1982 > First extrusion press

  2. Exlabesa today 19 extrusion presses up to 6500 tons. 4 vertical powder lines up to 30' 4 horizontal powder lines up to 53' 1 vertical wet line up to 24' 4 anodizing lines up to 50' CNC up to 75'

  3. Picaraña Rois Campaña Exlabesa Group production facilitiesProduction facilities - Overview 6 plants (3 in Spain, 1 in the England, 1 in Morocco, 1 in Poland and 1 in USA) with 19 aluminium extrusion presses. 225,000,000 Lb. of annual extrusion capacity within 1,000,000 Sqft of manufacturing facilities.

  4. Campaña (Spain) Picaraña (Spain) • 1 press 1300 • 1 press 2200 • 1 press 3500 • Vertical painting • Anodizing • Thermal-break process • CNC • Precision cuts • TIG Welding • Bending • 25,000-tons capacity • 23,000 m² • 2 presses 2200 • 1 press 1300 • Vertical and horizontal painting • Thermal-break process • Wood grain finish • 20,000-tons capacity • 22,000 m²

  5. Doncaster (England) Rois (Spain) • 1 press 6500 • 1 press 1600 • Anodizing • Drawn Bars • Foundry • 15,000-tons capacity • 26,000 m² • 1 press 2000 • 1 press 1600 • Vertical painting • Anodizing • Precision cuts • CNC • 12,000-tons capacity • 10,000 m²

  6. Tangier (Morocco) OPOLE (Poland) • 1 press 3500 • 1 press 1600 • Anodizing • Painting facilities • 18,000-tons capacity • 14,000 m² • 3 presses 1300 • Vertical painting • Anodizing • Foundry • Wood grain finish • 12,000-tons capacity • 15,000 m²

  7. Tifton (GA) USA • 1 press 1600 • 1 press 1800 • 1 press 2000 • 1 press 2500 • 1 vertical painting line • 1 horizontal wet & Powder line • Thermal-break process • 25,000-tons capacity

  8. Hard Alloys

  9. Max. Extrusion capacity

  10. TRADING COUNTRIES • Western Europe: Spain, Portugal, France, Holland, Belgium, UK, Denmark, Germany,… • Eastern Europe: Poland, Slovaquia, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Belorus, Hungary, Bulgary,… • Africa: Morocco, Argelia, Mali, Mauritania, Gambia, Senegal, Equatorial Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria,… • Middle East: Dubai, Qatar, Bahrein, Kwait,… • America: USA, Mexico, Dominicam Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, French Gayana,…

  11. Building System

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