Machinery for Ceramic and Brick Industries

Despite slower growth, the sector represented by Acimac recorded a small 0.9% year-on-year increase in 2023. Exports generated €1.72 billion. Chairman Paolo Lamberti commented: “Despite the challenging economic environment, the sector has continued its growth”.

The choice of an effective grinding process is very important for obtaining products with high technical and aesthetic qualities. Based on experience acquired in more than 100 years of operation in the heavy clay industry, Bongioanni Macchine has developed three types of machine suitable for primary crushing of particularly hard clays with various levels of moisture content.

Projecta Engineering transfers its experience acquired in the tile industry to the heavy clay sector and revolutionizes the brick and roof tile decoration

The ACIMAC Members’ Meeting unanimously elected Paolo Mongardi as the association’s new chairman for the two-year period 2020-2022. Luca Bazzani (System Ceramics), Bruno Bettelli (I-Tech) and Paolo Lamberti (Tecnografica) were elected as the three vice chairmen. Lamberti will take over as chairman from Mongardi in two years’ time.

At the exhibition CICEE in Foshan, the excellence of Italian ceramic technology will be showcased for the very first time in an entire 10,000 square metre hall.

From 7 to 9 March the ACIMAC and ITA collective will be showcasing Italian technological excellence at the exhibition Indian Ceramics in Gujarat. The event will also host an Italian technology focus day entitled "The latest innovations in Italian technologies".

The Italian ceramic machinery industry continues its world tour with visits to Brazil (Expo Revestir, 7-10 March) and Indonesia (Keramika, 16-19 March).

Italian technological excellence takes centre stage at Ceramics China. Companies will meet Chinese customers during an Italian evening.

Russia’s largest construction and interior design exhibition will open in Moscow on Tuesday 5 April.

Keramika, the most important Indonesian ceramic exhibition, begins today with the participation of 13 Italian companies.

The Italian ceramic machinery manufacturers’ international promotional campaign coordinated by Acimac is due to begin with Revestir in São Paulo and Indian Ceramics in Ahmedabad.

The 23rd national Statistical Survey conducted by ACIMAC reveals an industry turnover that has returned to pre-crisis levels at 1,836 million euros.

The Italian ceramic machinery manufacturers, coordinated by Acimac, will be taking part in the exhibition in São Paulo (Brazil) from 3 to 6 March.

Exports generated 1,288 million euro with a fairly diversified trend across the various geographical areas

Despite a 7.4% decline, exports account for around 80% of total turnover. Domestic Italian sales recorded 7.3% growth