Dry Colouring

More than 15 dry colouring systems have been supplied to leading Indian companies in the last two years.

The new dry powder colouring system from Emar Impianti will be used in the historic German company’s new porcelain production process.

The new System Lamina plant due to start up in 2018 will be equipped with cutting-edge LB technologies with unlimited potential for aesthetic effects.

The Easy Color technology will be used to feed the new Continua+ line for large panel production and will increase the technical and aesthetic value of products.

The order is part of a modernisation project for large-format porcelain tile production at the Royal Porcelain factory.

The leading German ceramic tile manufacturing group has commissioned CMF Technology to build new cutting-edge Tech Tower systems for installation at its Bremerhaven facility in northern Germany.

The supply agreement between the Turkish company and LB was signed at Tecnargilla 2016.

The German manufacturer has chosen CMF to supply the plant for powder handling as far as press feeding for its new porcelain panel factory.

Monalisa Group has chosen Stonerise press feeding carriage for the new large-size tile production line.

Icon Granito, Landmark, Metropole, Ricasil and Color Granito have chosen the Easy Color System for the dry colouring of atomized powders.

The dry colouring system from LB has been adopted by the Ouximann group based in Zibo.

Batching and press feeding lines and Easy Color Boost systems are due to be installed at the Florim facility in Tennessee.

Migratech and Freestile are the technological solutions designed and built by LB for large-size tile production.

An agreement covering the supply of Tech Tower systems was signed last November. The systems will be installed in the new plant opened as a joint venture with Emilceramica.

LB will supply a plant equipped with Easy Color Boost colouring system for the expansion of The Size’s manufacturing facility.

As the evolution of the dry colouring process, the new system has already received about ten orders.

The company from Pavullo (Italy) supplied new Recolor model Tech Towers to Cairo-based group Pharaohs.