Sacmi Group

From 14 to 17 April, Sacmi's Heavy Clay division took part in Mosbuild 2015 in Moscow, where it presented its range of integrated turnkey plant.

The company has supplied a new tunnel kiln with an annual production capacity of 35 million 1.0 NF bricks and hollow blocks to the Keramin Joint-Stock Company of Minsk.

The new facility stands out for its excellent production efficiency. It will produce 2.4 million pieces a year when fully operational.

Sacmi’s new robotized glazing station for sanitaryware has been tested and started up.

The new line from Sacmi installed at the Casablanca facility has a capacity of 13,700 sq.m/day

Production flexibility and creativity are the key factors that have driven the success of Continua+ technology from Sacmi since it was first presented in late 2013.

Sacmi group's German company has supplied a complete tableware plant to Dobrush-based manufacturer PJSC

EkoSort, Sacmi group’s innovative sorting line, has made an excellent debut. Antica Ceramica di Rubiera has already ordered a second machine for its Polish facilities.

Development, environmental sustainability and energy savings are the cornerstones of the Group's major investment programme which includes new Sacmi solutions for packaging and handling

Two new sorting lines supplied by NuovaFima were tested and started up in the factory located in the El Obour district.

The process of renewing the production plant, commissioned from Sacmi, will be completed within a year

Complete plant with an output of 23,000 m2 a day supplied to Egyptian firm Ceramica Glamour

The plant uses the Continua+ line from Sacmi and the GEA mouldless press from System, both started up during the summer

The new large panels produced using System’s GEA technology were presented at Cersaie and Tecnargilla

The acquisition enables Sacmi to strengthen its position in the field of automated plants for heavy clay handling

The anniversary will be celebrated during the Tecnargilla "week". On Monday 22nd, a special Open Day will be organised at the company’s headquarters in Imola

The Turkish sanitaryware producer doubles the system installed one year ago

Expected to start producing very soon, the new Continua Plus line will allow the manufacture of large technical and glazed porcelain tiles

The company has completed the first stage of its expansion, with the new plant, expected to start production in 2014

The group started up the second robotized sanitaryware glazing line