StarGas was founded by Luigi Pisa in 1980, after more than twenty years of experience, starting from the early 60s, as an installer of autogas systems for cars. The first item produced by StarGas was the cylindrical tank for LPG. Subsequently, in 1989, the first pressure reducers / vaporizers were designed, which, for reliability and performance, soon became among the most popular on the market. Also in 1989, StarGas began to produce many other components of the conversion kit.
In 1990 StarGas began producing and distributing electronic components, in parallel with the continuous implementation in those years of electronic controls in the car engines, mainly in relation to anti-pollution regulations.
Today the range of StarGas systems, supported by a complete software package and an efficient after-sales technical organization, is suitable for all petrol vehicles.
The production lines are structured with the aim of achieving and maintaining maximum quality standards.
To ensure such high quality levels, we adopt the latest technologies available, both for the analysis of incoming materials and for the checks on the final products.
Important collaborations with homologation institutes, both in Italy and abroad, allow us to stay constantly updated on the evolution of the sector regulations, and therefore to conform our products to them.
Thus today StarGas brand products occupy a good position on the national and international market.
We are also proud to point out that in 2001 StarGas-Polaris was the first sequential LPG phased injection system launched on the autogas market in the world: a real milestone in our sector!
Polaris system introduced significant innovations compared to the previous existing technologies: improved performance, higher fuel economy and a large reduction in polluting emissions.
With Polaris, the conversion to gas of even the most recent cars became possible, keeping performance and fuel consumptions very close to the original petrol mode. In fact, remaining on the tracks of StarGas-Polaris, most manufacturers of autogas systems in the following years adopted similar technologies.
