The new accreditations are the result of excellent teamwork and the management’s forward-looking vision that prioritises business ethics and sustainable development.
At the Huachipa plant, in Perù, Marcheluzzo addresses a critical situation involving the fired material unloading zone at the kiln exit, installing modern robotic technology.
With technologies for both the heavy clay and ceramic sanitaryware industries, Marcheluzzo reaffirms its status as a preferred partner for the two sectors.
Errevi Automation has set up a division specialising in automation for the ceramic industry, focusing in particular on lines for decoration, finishing and warehouse logistics.
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.
According to preliminary figures compiled by MECS - Acimac Research Centre, the Italian ceramic technology industry’s sales fell by 1.7% but still exceeded €2.3 billion. “This is a good result despite the slowdown in orders in the second half of the year,” commented Acimac Chairman Paolo Lamberti.
The company’s strong performance has prompted it to make major commercial investments as well as managerial changes and technical upgrades at its headquarters.
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