Heavy Clay

The Obolsky Ceramic drying plant has been successfully started up.

The new ground block from the BIO PLAN family improves the performance of externally insulated envelopes by more than 30%.

Combining digital manufacturing and clay products, SanMarco delivers new forms and innovative concepts in keeping with contemporary architectural languages.

An eco-friendly line of roof tiles. Produced using the purest clay free from chemical additives, Eco Coppo line roof tiles are easy to install and ideal for use in windy areas and on ventilated roofs.

By the summer of this year the company will start up a new complete line commissioned from Sacmi Heavy Clay, which it will use to produce a wide range of products in very small and very large sizes.

The new subsidiary of the German company will become a key partner for Algerian producers by providing technical support and maintenance for plants installed across the country.

204,000 bricks produced by Northcot Brick have been used in the architecture project for Newport Street Gallery in London, winner of the 2016 RIBA Stirling Prize.

Ideal Brique recently started up a new plant for the manufacture of 1,000 tons of fired products a day, the biggest and highest-performing plant ever built in the country.

The mould, commissioned by Toledo-based company Cerámicas Mazarrón, will be used for the production of French type main tiles.

Two major plant projects were completed in Algeria in recent months for Sarl Briqueterie Guerrouache and Briqueterie Irdjen.

Verdes Clay & Minerals Equipment Pvt Ltd, Indian subsidiary of the Spanish company Verdés, has trebled the number of Indian customers in the last 2 years.

Modern management and a focus on investments in new technologies are the key factors that allowed the company to expand even in times of recession.

The contract involves the supply of a modern turnkey plant which is currently under construction and will have a production capacity of 600 tons/day.

As well as improving simplicity of installation and optimising strength while maintaining the traditional aesthetics, a study was conducted with the aim of minimising the tile’s weight.

The new line of bricks from SanMarco is extremely modern in terms of both its size and colour.

The Italian company supplied the well-known Russian producer with a new liquid engobing line capable of treating 12,000 NF bricks per hour.

The Argentinian company has launched an ambitious technological revamping programme at two of its production facilities investing in technological solutions from Sacmi.

Wienerberger’s net profit increased significantly to 68.7 million euros, as compared with 23.3 million euros in the previous year.

The latest project is for a new pressing line developed for the Indonesian roof tile manufacturer PT M Class Industry.

At the conference held on last 28 september, leading Italian and international experts discussed construction market trends, new scenarios and opportunities.