Bedeschi

The second Sustainability Report published by Bedeschi confirms commitment to achieving environmental, corporate welfare and governance targets.

As Forterra’s sole technology supplier, Bedeschi designed the entire production line, from clay preparation to final packaging.

Environmental protection, human resources, health and safety, training, gender equality, welfare, governance and cybersecurity are the main aspects incorporated into Bedeschi’s first sustainability report for the financial years 2020-2021.

Bedeschi Australia Pty. Ltd and Bedeschi Germany are the Padua-based group’s new foreign subsidiaries, bringing the total number of foreign branches to 7 alongside numerous sales offices.

The new grippers can be adapted to a wider range of anthropomorphic robots for handling wet, dry and fired clay products.

The opening of the Chinese branch is part of a strategic plan to strengthen its presence in the Asian market.

Bedeschi has been awarded the project for the Wilnecote plant, which will feature a new state-of-the-art turnkey line built by the Limena-based company.

The Limena-based company has signed a major contract with the Australian producer Brickmakers to supply cutting-edge energy-saving technology as part of an Industry 4.0 approach

The Limena-based company has been tasked with renovating the roof tile factory in Leskovac with the aim of improving product quality and automation

The innovative solutions were successfully installed and started up on the site in Polet (Serbia).

Sarl Djedei (Algeria) and Nexe (Serbia) are amongst the largest contracts in 2018/2019.

The line includes the brand new 3-mould press, the latest technological project developed by the Italian company.

The contract involves the supply of a modern turnkey plant which is currently under construction and will have a production capacity of 600 tons/day.

The latest project is for a new pressing line developed for the Indonesian roof tile manufacturer PT M Class Industry.

Bedeschi supplied the turnkey plant for the third production line of the Russian Group UGMK with an annual capacity of 60 million facing bricks and high-quality porous blocks.

The leading Algerian manufacturer of hollow blocks and pavers has once again commissioned the Italian company to carry out new plant engineering projects at its Biskria, Amouri Briques and Amlassa factories.

The project involved the installation of innovative systems to improve product quality and increase capacity. The order included a cutting unit and various robotic islands.

Both the block and roof tile production lines have been upgraded.

The Italian company has supplied the Tunisian manufacturer with a new plant for the production of 1600 tons of bricks a day.

The VHTBED type electronic cutter is designed and manufactured by Bedeschi for cutting bricks, blocks, hollow bricks, hollow flat blocks, flue liners and chamfered bricks.