RAK Porcelain increases its tableware production capacity
The gradual process of doubling the tableware output capacity at RAK Porcelain (UAE) has now reached completion following the purchase of a Sacmi TKA 240/88,2 roller kiln for firing glazed products (equipped with relative automatic handling) and a Sacmi/Sama 2-head isostatic press LPP-2S-38 for the dry pressing of plates and bowls (equipped with automatic finishing units for non-round articles).
In the recent past the Ras Al-Khaimah-based giant had already installed an automatic cup-making machine and two pressure casting benches for large trays and plates, again supplied by Sacmi Group. The existing 'biscuit' kiln has, instead, been modernised to allow two-tier firing.
Thanks to the technology adopted RAK Porcelain has not only boosted its output, but also maximised control of both production efficiency and the first-rate product quality, that is making ever-larger gains on the luxury tableware market.
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