“One Brand Infinite Solutions” is the slogan that will once again be used to identify Colorobbia’s product offerings this year, focusing in particular on the two aspects of materials and sustainability.
BMR is proposing a new approach to control the finishing stage, based on full integration into a digital service platform. The aim is to optimise every stage, reducing waste and guaranteeing greater efficiency and consequently improved margins.
The new Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 29 June will entirely replace the existing Directive 2006/42/EC (“Machinery Directive”) as of 20 January 2027. This means that technology manufacturers have three years to adapt to the new requirements outlined below.
The goal is to meet all the training needs that arise within the company or at its various foreign branches, as well as at companies that choose System Ceramics technologies.
World-leading mineral specialties supplier Imerys has made a firm commitment to integrating sustainability into every aspect of its business. This includes supporting its customers’ own transition to a low-carbon economy through a growing portfolio of market-driven solutions which combine innovation with sustainability.
Smaltochimica offers an extensive array of glues for grit application, tailored to specific needs, whether functional, aesthetic or environmental. The range includes Drycol and Granicol for traditional dry and wet application, as well as the three families of digital glues Digicol Plus, Next and Pure.
To enhance the three-dimensionality of ceramic surfaces without the use of an engraved punch or a dedicated roller, Sicer has developed several different types of texturing agents and digital glues.
After introducing AI platforms into its automatic systems, Cosmec is taking the big step towards the new Digital Twins and Industrial Metaverse communication processes.
Franz Banke, well-established partner in both the domestic and international markets, specialises in the production of clay roof tile moulds and other manufacturing equipment.
The new Fickerts have a length of 170 mm and are more versatile, to respond to the growing demand for increasingly innovative ceramic furnishing elements in both industrial and urban applications.
This line of products for the treatment of lapped and polished surfaces is capable of restoring stain resistance performance and reducing the sensitivity to chemicals.
Innovation, research and a focus on electronics are the principles that have long been guiding Projecta in its efforts to develop new high-performance digital decoration technologies. This is clearly evident with the new PRO printer.
An IT architecture that keeps the key production parameters of casting, glazing and robotic finishing under control, all in real time. With immediate advantages thanks to proactive, instantaneous process management.
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