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Watch the Italgraniti's Flagship Store opening cocktail party, in Milan, via Statuto 21, during Milan Design Week 2018.

Qutone Ceramics is a global hi-tech manufacturer of premium ceramics lifestyle solutions, with an extensive global network that spans 37 countries, offering a wide range of products for floor, wall and work surfaces. Watch the videos.

The LAMGEA system involves laying powder directly on the belt without special trolleys (single and multi-load) making the pressing process even easier. Watch the video. 

Sicer products are strictly Italian-made, designed and manufactured in the new R&D centre in Fiorano Modenese. Find out more about Sicer: watch the video.

The LB’s product development combines art with the most advanced technological innovation, perfectly synthetized and presented during the Open House 2017 and embodied in the new LB's technological and design center.

In its roots BMR has founded its success and brought it all over the world in the name of made in Italy.

A short film tells about 6 chefs of different nationalities who use the ceramic top and tests the hygiene and ease of cleaning.

The company has recently started up the 56,000 square metre facility in Mordano (Bologna), which was built in just 6 months with an investment of 70 million euros.

The company designs plants based on the specific needs of the customers, its team is able to dimension a state-of-the-art recovery system for the optimization of energy consumption.

Discover the world of Kaltun Mining Company, for more than 50 years serving the ceramic and glass industries with its feldspars, quartz and mica.

USA-based multinational company featuring production sites worldwide, Ferro works in the production of pigments and coatings for various industrial sectors. Discover Ferro's world.

Fabio Tarozzi, CEO of Siti B&T Group, describes the results achieved in the field of energy efficiency with the new generation Titanium kilns.

Antonio Maccari explains the advantages of Keracromia, the software for the color management that allows to save about 50% of the cost of digital inks.

José Luis Ramón talks about the 4.0 digital transformation of the ceramic industry worldwide and underlines how the market is looking now for technologies able to provide product differentiation and competitiveness.

Gillian Ewers looks at the future of digital technology: research, market development and world demand.

Norbert von Aufschnaiter describes Durst’s new Full Digital Glazing technology, its potentialities and the opportunities it will offer in terms of production efficiency and creativity.

Alberto Annovi talks about the results that have been already achieved and the margins of further improvement  of the digital technology, in view of the final landing to the "full digital tile".

Fabio Avoni describes the four series of products of the Colorobbia Digital Space range, including the last one for dry applications.

Fabio Tarozzi, CEO of Siti B&T Group, explains the main characteristics of the new technology which will start production at some ceramic factories as from next year.

Vincenzo Palumbo talks about the development of the first digital printer for ceramic dishes and describes the achievements in the field of large panel decoration, with a focus on productivity, reliability and higher printing quality.