Sacmi Group

The brand new Smart solution delivers extremely high levels of productivity, efficiency and automation and is supplied on both the PH press and the EVA dryers.

The Sacmi facility dedicated to pure research into enabling technologies and new process control systems is now working on two new projects in Spain, following the success in Italy.

An important Sacmi Group company operating in the heavy clay sector, Cosmec now aims to further develop its business and diversify operations to anticipate market developments.

Ceramica Sant’Agostino completes its range with the sizes 120x120 e 90x180 cm, created by cutting unfired large size panels produced on the new Lamgea 33000 press.

Sacmi Group will exhibit a series of new solution for the production of metal powder, tableware, sanitaryware, refractories, advanced ceramics and tiles.

Sacmi presents the first integrated system for the tray packaging of slabs and panels as large as 1200x2400 mm.

The first pressing run completed successfully, thanks also to a direct, remote connection to Sacmi's technicians in Italy.

The Imola-based company is now placing QR codes on its offer layouts to give customers immediate access to technical information on its machines.

This innovative complete plant has been started up in the Ganouba Briqueterie factory and is one-of-a-kind in the country.

Loading-unloading units and a latest-generation LGV (laser guided vehicle) together with a new digital printer have been installed and tested at Ce.Si.

A Vietnamese market leader, Catalan Ceramics has commissioned Sacmi to supply a complete plant for the production of medium and large sized glazed ceramic tiles spanning all stages from the press to the kiln.

Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola started up its new Continua+ line on 21 August 2017. The Chairman Stefano Bolognesi talks about the new investment.

Installation of a fourth kiln is already planned in facility in 10th of Ramadan City.

The Great Wall Group member company has received two new HWS shuttle kilns and a TWS tunnel kiln to ensure its success in the high-end ceramic sanitaryware market.

Speed, versatility, safety and compactness are the aspects most appreciated by the markets.

As part of its total factory renovation project, the Algerian group Epra/Asicom has installed new automated product handling technology.

As the latest addition to the Imola series, the PH8200 was developed in accordance with the most modern Industry 4.0 principles.

Polis’s new line for large-size porcelain tile production has been equipped with a PH7500 press and an ECP307 dryer.

Two new combustion systems have been supplied as part of the company’s broader renewal and modernisation plan.

Eight AVM150 casting plants are already in operation at the factory in Bozüyük, Turkey.