Sacmi Group

The most modern and important ceramic plant in Turkmenistan was inaugurated on 12th March and will produce both tiles and sanitaryware.

Benin’s leading tile manufacturer has chosen Sacmi technology for raw material preparation and product forming.

The Italian ceramic sanitaryware manufacturer is continuing the modernisation of its facility in Gallese (Viterbo) with the installation of a new ALV cell for high-pressure casting of washbasins and RobotClean technology for robotic finishing of sanitaryware.

The long-established Italian ceramic tile producer has completed a plant upgrade in collaboration with Sacmi to boost productivity and maximise environmental sustainability.

The investment for a new tunnel kiln, designed to achieve an output of a million pieces per year, completes the project to expand production at the Duravit’s Chongqing plant.

Today’s interior design trends are increasingly shaping ceramic products, a transformation which has been made possible by a series of innovative solutions developed by Sacmi, including surface and body decoration, surface structuring and synchronisation of the various digital applications.

Two new high pressure casting cells for WC production were started up at the Trichiana facility in December.

The number of moulds made using the innovative “by tooling” process continues to grow, and, for the first time, supersedes the traditional “by casting” system.

The well-known Italian sanitaryware manufacturer has installed a finishing cell with automatic handling.

Grandi, who joined SACMI in 2001, succeeds Mauro Fenzi, whose tenure ended on 31st December 2024.

Unimore has awarded an Honorary master’s degree in management engineering to the president of Sacmi.

Sacmi opened its doors on 30 November to celebrate its 105th anniversary and strengthen its ties with the local community.

SACMI celebrates 105 years since its foundation with a day open to all and a series of acitvities dedicated to youngsters.

The Chongqing plant is increasingly establishing itself as one of the world’s most advanced facilities in terms of automation and Industry 4.0 production flows and internal logistics.

SACMI has introduced a new application that generates a digital identity card for products, effectively serving as a “protected designation of origin” label and offering benefits in terms of process control.

CWW meets Paolo Mongardi, Chairman of SACMI.

The company continues its commitment to technology investments in Italy.

On show at Tecna in Hall B1, the SACMI ‘easy factory’ balances environment-friendliness, productivity and quality flawlessly.

The new vehicles will support production expansion at the Duravit China 3 facility together with the new Sacmi casting and glazing lines.

In recent months the company has started up its fifth Sacmi ADM casting machine and two new Sacmi AVM cells, all of which are fully automated, state-of-the-art solutions.