In an interview with Oknonet, Janusz Bubień, President of URBAN Polska, discusses how the partnership with Muratori Machines is opening up new applications in panel processing, architectural manufacturing and beyond.
What material does a manufacturer need to process? Which operation could be improved? Where could the right technology create room for new possibilities?
These questions are central to the approach described by our Polish partner, URBAN Polska, in an interview published by Oknonet on the future of manufacturing automation.
Within that discussion, Janusz Bubień explains the role of the partnership with Muratori Machines: extending URBAN Polska’s technical expertise into new applications and helping a broader range of manufacturers develop their production capabilities.
New applications, shared production needs
For URBAN Polska, the collaboration builds on its experience in supplying technology to manufacturers across different industries.
One of the first projects delivered with Muratori Machines was a machine supplied to a customer in the advertising sector. It is a practical example of how these technologies can find applications well beyond window and door manufacturing.
The starting point is understanding the material and the process. That understanding helps identify a suitable technological solution and opportunities to improve production.
Space, customisation and panel edge processing
In the interview, Bubień highlights several features that make Muratori Machines’ solutions particularly interesting for this broader market.
One is the machine design, which enables manufacturers to make efficient use of available production space—a significant consideration for many facilities.
Another is the scope for customisation, including the creation of individual designs for applications such as door panels. He also draws attention to the possibilities offered by customised panel edge processing.
Together, these capabilities connect practical production requirements with opportunities to develop distinctive products.
Opportunities in architectural applications
URBAN Polska sees particular potential in the architectural sector, where manufacturers are looking for technologies that support product customisation, greater design freedom and process automation.
For Muratori Machines, this perspective reinforces the value of working closely with partners who understand their local markets and their customers’ production needs.
It also provides a clear direction for collaboration: exploring how panel processing technologies can support different materials, applications and manufacturing requirements.
A long-term approach to partnership
Bubień describes a long-term ambition for URBAN Polska: helping customers select suitable technologies, optimise their processes and continue developing their production capabilities.
We welcome this vision and the opportunity to pursue it together, bringing our panel processing expertise into dialogue with URBAN Polska’s technical consulting and service experience.
Read the full interview with Janusz Bubień on Oknonet (in Polish).
Looking at a new panel processing application? Contact Muratori Machines to discuss your materials, production requirements and goals.

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