Fatar is an Italian keybed and keyboard mechanism manufacturer founded in 1956 by Lino Ragni in Recanati, in the Marche region's so-called Musical Instruments Valley. The company operates primarily as a B2B supplier, producing the keyboard actions found inside digital pianos, synthesizers, stage pianos, classical and electronic organs, and pedalboards made by many of the industry's best-known names.

Fatar's catalog spans hammer-action, synth-action, hybrid, and grand-feel mechanisms, with long-running models like the TP/8, TP/8 Piano, TP/9S, TP/40, and the wooden-key TP/40W becoming de facto reference actions in the industry. The TP/40 in particular has been used for decades across flagship stage pianos and controllers, while the lighter TP/8 family targets portable digital pianos that need piano-like dynamics without the weight of a full metal-frame action.

In addition to OEM work, Fatar markets its own consumer-facing products under the Studiologic brand, which includes MIDI controllers, stage pianos, and synthesizers such as the Numa and Sledge lines. The company is privately held and remains headquartered at its original Recanati facility.

Fatar has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including MIDI Keyboard Controllers and Pedals & Footswitches. Their gear is featured by 4 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Electronic, and Pop. Notable users include Jonny Greenwood, Christian Lorenz, and Rick Wakeman.