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In a modern workshop, quality isn’t just about tools and expertise, but also the space in which you work. The environment speaks: it communicates attention, method, and reliability. It’s what a customer sees before they even know your work, and it’s what stays with them afterward.Cleanliness, order, image, method: these are not mere “added values,” but real tools for everyday work. In this article, we’ll see how technical furniture – when intelligently designed – becomes the first ally in organizing, transmitting, and supporting your professionalism.

A workbench is much more than just a table: it’s the operational hub of every mechanical workshop. In this article, we explore the importance of choosing the right workbench for your motorcycle workshop, analyzing the available types, the key features to consider, and how KIRO creates customized solutions to enhance productivity, order, and safety.

In the workshop, equipment is much more than a technical choice.This is not just about shelves, benches or lifts: it is about shaping a working method, about making space a daily ally.Hence the philosophy of KIRO, which is not limited to providing furniture for motorcycle workshops, but designs ad hoc workstations, built around the habits, flows and real needs of those who live them every day.

Introduction: The beating heart of your workshop Today more than ever, the workshop is synonymous with precision, order and efficiency. Time is money,every intervention must be quick, safe and organised. In this context, the motorcycle lift is not a simpletechnical tool: it is the operational fulcrum around which all activity revolves.KIRO has rethought the concept of a motorcycle lift made in Italy from scratch, creating a product thatconcretely solves the daily needs of the modern mechanic. You no longer have to adapt to the lift, but thelift is designed around your needs.

A professional motorcycle lift is a necessary equipment for specialized workshops that focus on motorcycle maintenance and repairs. The choice of a professional model has a direct impact both on the work efficiency and operator safety, facilitating life cycle management activities. This article offers a comprehensive guide, for workshop owners, on how to select a professional motorcycle lift, capable of responding to daily operational needs.

In the world of motorcycles, innovation and customisation are two fundamental pillars to meet customer needs. KIRO stands out as a reliable partner to create modern and functional workshops, able to combine cutting-edge technologies and attention to detail. A concrete example is the project carried out for the Carteni Group at the BMW Motorrad headquarters in Lodi.

Designing a motorcycle workshop does not simply mean organising a space: it means creating an environment that allows professionals to work with precision, speed and efficiency, guaranteeing their customers a superior quality service. Every detail, from the arrangement of equipment to the choice of materials, affects the daily productivity of the workshop. Therefore, it is essential to adopt an approach that combines technical expertise, listening to specific needs and careful planning. In this article, we explore the fundamental principles that we at KIRO follow and apply to design an...

Before you start working on the forks, it is essential to make sure you have a properly equipped workbench. The ideal setup does not only mean having the right tools, but also having the necessary spaces and accessories to work safely, methodically and with the utmost precision. Below is a detailed checklist, by category, to understand the importance of each aspect.

Safety at work is an essential aspect for any motorcycle workshop, where operators and customers are in close contact with machinery and potentially dangerous substances on a daily basis. Among these, exhaust gases represent one of the main threats to health, both for their toxicity and for the risk of prolonged exposure in closed environments. An exhaust gas extraction system is not only a responsible choice, but a fundamental requirement to ensure a safe working environment, compliant with regulations and capable of transmitting professionalism to customers. Now, why is this so important?...

Managing a workshop is an activity that requires organisation, precision and attention to detail. However, one of the aspects that is often underestimated, but essential for success, is the layout of the workspace. A well-equipped workshop is not only tidier, but also more efficient and productive. This article explores how a well-designed motorcycle workshop set-up can transform productivity, ensuring a more functional, safe and result-oriented working environment. Find out which key elements to consider to improve your workspace and optimise operational performance.