Diamond tools

A leader in the diamond tool sector, the Castellón-based company will be exhibiting its entire range of solutions at the next edition of the Bologna show.

Tecno Diamant’s exclusive US distributor 2IG has signed a distribution agreement with Spanish company Maincer which will further boost sales of the Italian company’s diamond tools

Italdiamant presents its latest solution that grants a faster cutting speed and extreme versatility to work large surfaces of different materials.

The expansion demonstrates the Verona-based company’s commitment to improving product availability and customer service.

As of 1 July, Piergiorgio Trevisan has taken over as operations manager at the Sassuolo branch.

The new technical support and product development department has been launched under the leadership of Gianluca Graziani

Founder Atos Serradimigni is handing over the reins to his son Mauro and two partners Fabrizio Di Marino and Marco Stefani, who together will make up the company’s new top management team

This year the Formigine-based company has launched a new range of copper, cobalt and nickel-free tools for use in wet and dry calibration and cutting processes.

By comparing the footprints of the Fickert and Satellite tools, Premier realized that any machining marks are eliminated by alternating Fickert and Satellites heads on the finishing line.

The excellent results achieved so far have set the foundations for the expansion of the headquarters

The Vicenza-based diamond tools specialist has hired two new professionals with a view to its future development.

From 22 to 26 November, the two companies will be showcasing the results of their recent technological collaboration at the exhibition in Algiers.

The Polish subsidiary of Sigmadiamant, the Almazora, Spain-based company specialising in accessories and tools for ceramic surface finishing, is celebrating its first year of business.

Italdiamant will be presenting its latest new products at the show in Valencia, including the EvoGres and Evogres Next diamond tools for finishing large porcelain surfaces.

The binding purchase contract for the 7.5 million euro deal was signed on 27 June, with the closing date set for December.

The merger brings together the know-how of Dellas, a leading producer of diamond tools for the stone industry, with that of Peak, a young company in the ceramic machining tools sector.