Tiles

The company has seen a sharp rise in orders for Tech Tower plants and complete lines for handling extra-large sizes.

New Inter Ser USA branch sees outstanding performance while sales in Mexico grow by 20%.

Recent orders include those to Kale Group, Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola, Villeroy & Boch and Crossville.

The new and larger branch will also host the reconditioning workshop for squaring spindles and honing heads.

The new user-friendly platform showcasing the Fiorano Modenese startup's services is now online.

The new technologies make it possible to manufacture large panels with a vast range of aesthetic effects.

The Japanese company has diversified successfully from wristwatches to digital printheads and has established a strong presence in the ceramic industry.

The rebranding operation will accompany the company’s current efforts to reorganize its international market presence.

In November, Simola Tiles will start up a Lamgea 22000t press for the production of ceramic panels in sizes up to 120x240 cm and with thicknesses from 6 to 20 mm.

Acimac’s Past President will work alongside Federmeccanica Chairman Alberto Dal Poz in representing the key engineering sectors of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region.

Kerakoll is eager to grow on the British market with investments for 30 million GBP and a cutting edge new factory.

Quality Service is a hardware and software supervision system consisting of a panel that displays the operating status of the complete line in real time.

BBM has long been involved in the search for sophisticated new technologies for reducing production line maintenance costs and cutting service times in the event of plant malfunctions.

ElleK Automazioni has years of experience in designing and building automation systems and processes capable of meeting the needs of Industry 4.0.

ICF Welko has upgraded all its product lines with the aim of becoming a key player in the development of the “ceramic factory 4.0”.

The sale of the Esmalglass-Itaca group by its Bahrain owners to Lone Star for 605 million euro was announced on 13 July.

Following its acquisition of La Fabbrica in March, Mandarin Capital Partner is continuing its shopping spree in the Italian ceramic industry.

The first experiment in Italy which aims to combine know-how and studies in ceramic in all its applications: industrial, artisanal and artistic.

Turbomach has developed a new range of 4.0 digital solutions to augment the performance of co-generation systems.

Large sized panels, up to 160x320 cm, will be on show in the Bologna exhibition, at the Monocibec, Century and Naxos stands.