Gaiotto

The solution enables the Civita Castellana-based company to automate white finishing of sanitaryware. The supplied cell is equipped with the new Sacmi-Gaiotto NG Offline software and a customised handling system.

The company recently installed a new Sacmi-Gaiotto GA2000 robot equipped with the new anti-bacterial kit for efficient, uniform application of sanitising glaze.

An IT architecture that keeps the key production parameters of casting, glazing and robotic finishing under control, all in real time. With immediate advantages thanks to proactive, instantaneous process management.

Duravit’s Egyptian branch continues its ambitious plant renewal project with another order for SACMI-Gaiotto robotic glazing solutions

Novellini is investing in digitalisation by introducing Sacmi-Gaiotto’s revolutionary programming system, which has already been successfully adopted in the glazing and coating sector

The young Civita Castellana-based company has installed a new GA2000 robot on its fully automated SACMI glazing line

SACMI is presenting the next generation of robotic systems for hygienic glaze application.

Two new GA2000 robots for robotised glazing of WCs have been started up in the Mettlach facility.

The new facility near Istanbul will host an automated Sacmi casting cell featuring two robot-assisted AVM machines.

The well-known Italian sanitaryware manufacturer has just completed its plant automation project.

Since its market launch in 2013, feedback from the field confirm maintenance and spare parts savings of over 90%.

The top Peruvian sanitaryware manufacturer has commissioned two new automatic glazing lines with GA/OL robots complete with offline programming software.

Two GA 2000 robots for sanitaryware preparation, glazing and finishing with sanitising and anti-scale functions have been started up.

The latest equipment installed at the Bozüyük facility includes a high-pressure casting cell and a new Gaiotto glazing robot.

The companies of Sacmi Group will be taking part together in the forthcoming Tecnargilla with a full range of plant and technology for the heavy clay industry.

The Turkish sanitaryware manufacturer (Creavit brand) has renewed its trust in Gaiotto and Riedhammer for the upgrading of its firing and glazing departments.

The launch is set for 29 June with a conference on Industry 4.0, which will discuss the factory of the future and the way automation and robotics will revolutionise manufacturing and value creation.

The Turkish group has installed a further two robotised lines from Gaiotto, which are now in operation at the sanitaryware facility in Çan.

New Gaiotto GA 2000 robot installed in sanitaryware factory.

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