Abstract: A wallet (10) comprises at least a wall (12) substantially rectangular and suitable to be bent at least along a main bending axis (P1), to define at least two main flaps (13a, 13b) positioned on opposite sides with respect thereto. At least a main containing element (26a, 26b) is attached on at least one surface (15a, 15b) of each of said main flaps (13a, 13b), so that each containing element (26a, 26b) defines at least a first pocket (27) having sizes such as to contain at least a standard-sized rectangular card (28). When the wallet is closed and the main flaps (13a, 13b) are bent one over the other along the main bending axis (P1), a main containing element (26a, 26b) attached on a determinate main flap (13a, 13b) is adjacent to, coplanar and therefore not overlapping, another main containing element (26b, 26a) attached on another main flap (13b, 13a).

Abstract: A wallet (10) comprises at least a wall (12) substantially rectangular and suitable to be bent at least along a main bending axis (P1), to define at least two main flaps (13a, 13b) positioned on opposite sides with respect thereto. At least a main containing element (26a, 26b) is attached on at least one surface (15a, 15b) of each of said main flaps (13a, 13b), so that each containing element (26a, 26b) defines at least a first pocket (27) having sizes such as to contain at least a standard-sized rectangular card (28). When the wallet is closed and the main flaps (13a, 13b) are bent one over the other along the main bending axis (P1), a main containing element (26a, 26b) attached on a determinate main flap (13a, 13b) is adjacent to, coplanar and therefore not overlapping, another main containing element (26b, 26a) attached on another main flap (13b, 13a).

Abstract: A machine for finishing an object comprising feed members to feed the object along a reference plane (P1), and at least a work station provided with a tool which contacts the object in a work zone (Z) near the reference plane (P1). The machine comprises two lateral supporting walls arranged substantially orthogonal both to the reference plane (P1) and also to the median plane (P2), which support the work station laterally, in order to define with the work station a modular structure able to be selectively associated with other modular structures along the direction of feed of the object.

Abstract: A machine for finishing an object comprising feed members to feed the object along a reference plane (P1), and at least a work station provided with a tool which contacts the object in a work zone (Z) near the reference plane (P1). The machine comprises two lateral supporting walls arranged substantially orthogonal both to the reference plane (P1) and also to the median plane (P2), which support the work station laterally, in order to define with the work station a modular structure able to be selectively associated with other modular structures along the direction of feed of the object.

Abstract: A vacuum painting head to paint objects, including a container having an inlet aperture and an outlet aperture for the object to be painted, wherein the outlet aperture has a transverse section substantially equal to that of the object to be painted, wherein a suction pump is provided to create inside the container a determinate depression with respect to atmospheric pressure, and wherein paint is continuously introduced into the container. A stopper element is inserted into one of the apertures and is selectively movable to move away from or closer to the other aperture to open or close it.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for painting objects equipped with a painting head to paint the objects, and a movement member to move the objects through the painting head. The apparatus comprises working members arranged upstream and in line with the painting head to perform a treatment on the objects before they are introduced into the painting head, and a drying member arranged downstream and in line with the painting head in order to dry other objects after they have been painted.

Abstract: A vacuum painting head to paint objects, including a container having an inlet aperture and an outlet aperture for the object to be painted, wherein the outlet aperture has a transverse section substantially equal to that of the object to be painted, wherein a suction pump is provided to create inside the container a determinate depression with respect to atmospheric pressure, and wherein paint is continuously introduced into the container. A stopper element is inserted into one of the apertures and is selectively movable to move away from or closer to the other aperture to open or close it.

Abstract: Method to hone curved and shaped profiles which belong to furniture elements, which are advantageously of furniture of an antique style, such as surfaces of tables, mouldings of furniture or pictures, panels, doors of kitchen cupboards, seat elements, etc.