An Italian company specialising in industrial radio remote control systems. Founded in 1988 by brothers Evio and Angelo Cadorin in Sacile, northeastern Italy.
IMET equipment is designed and assembled at the company’s own facility in Sacile.
Production includes intermediate checks and final testing. The company develops systems with machine manufacturers and integrators, supplementing standard products with versions for specific equipment.
IMET has in-house laboratories and an anechoic test chamber. Its internal laboratory holds PJLA accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for electromagnetic compatibility testing. The quality management system has been ISO 9001 certified since 1998.
In 1999 IMET introduced joysticks with optical sensing. In applicable current models, optical sensing eliminates moving electrical contacts. Single- and dual-axis versions are available for stepped or continuously proportional control.
IMET machines enclosures and produces panel graphics in-house. Control layout and labels can be adapted to machine functions, particularly when standard command sets do not match the workflow.
The manufacturer describes tests for water and dust ingress, climatic ageing, ultraviolet exposure and salt spray. Protection ratings and operating conditions apply to individual products, rather than the brand as a whole.
The transmitter defines how the operator interacts with the machine. The receiver determines how these commands reach the control system.
The IMET range includes push-button and joystick transmitters, receivers and machine status indication options. Applications include lifting equipment, construction machinery, forestry and industrial automation.
For Ukrainian customers, GM Industrya handles selection and supply: panel functions, receiver, connections and package contents are documented in the specification.
