Machinery

As of 1 January 2026, Frederik Arning and Roland Latzel have taken over the company’s operational management.

The agreement fosters synergies to drive the growth of the two Italian companies in North America.

Phase two of the programme to replace the existing electric motors with GMM Group’s new IE4 Green Power motors is now complete.

The new design reflects a strategic evolution built on 30 years of industry experience.

The Reggio Emilia-based company is an established leader in energy recovery, filtration and water treatment technologies in Italy and abroad.

The chairman of the Italian ceramic machinery manufacturers’ association expresses deep disappointment over the rejection of the European proposal on ETS.

Once again, Tecnofiliere, a leading company in the design and supply of extrusion dies for bricks and special pieces, will be exhibiting at Batimatec 2026.

The Vicenza-based company has refined its expertise in thermodynamics, developing advanced know-how in drying and firing processes.

With the introduction of Decrees No. 2026/32 and 2026/09 issued by the Turkish Ministry of Trade, a new challenge has begun for exports of machinery and spare parts.

For the Italian company, 2025 was marked by an increase in turnover and strategic investments aimed at expanding into new markets.

The group strengthens its growth with the acquisition of a historic manufacturer of pinch and diaphragm valves.

New cutting solutions and advanced automatic kiln systems mark another step toward more efficient and sustainable production processes.

From software architecture to robotics, the launch of the Sacmi Intralogistics BU marks a new approach to intralogistics management in the ceramics, rigid packaging and other sectors.

More than 200 installations worldwide and new orders from leading global players in the ceramic industry.

The Spanish company will exhibit at the fair in Munich in March 2026 presenting new solutions for the heavyclay industry.

The two companies have entered into a commercial partnership that strengthens their efficiency and competitiveness, while safeguarding each partner’s independence and autonomy.

This is the most advanced and complete line built by Meccanica 2P in Marocco, an operation that further strengthening its position in the North African market.

GRINS and FIMO will be the new distributors for Spain/North Africa and Italy.

According to the preliminary figures compiled by the MECS – Acimac Research Centre, Italy’s ceramic machinery and equipment manufacturers are set to close 2025 with a smaller decline in turnover than originally forecast at the start of the year. Acimac’s Chairman Paolo Lamberti noted: “The market remains stagnant due to installed overcapacity and Asian competition.”

Sabo has supplied a cutting-edge robotic handling system that entirely replaces conventional grippers and dryer car loading/unloading mechanisms with robots.