Manfredini & Schianchi

Inter Ser will be responsible for international distribution of spare parts for plants built by the former Manfredini & Schianchi, now part of Minerali Industriali Engineering.

On lease since July 2021, the Sassuolo-based company has now been fully incorporated into Green Tech Engineering, part of the Minerali Industriali group, thereby consolidating its offering in the field of raw material processing equipment.

The procedure for the lease of Manfredini & Schianchi was concluded on 23 July with the signing of an agreement by Green Tech Engineering, a subsidiary of Minerali Industriali Engineering.

The plant commissioned from Manfredini & Schianchi is used for the production of single-fired tiles in sizes up to 60x120 cm.

The Egyptian group Aracemco has increased the production capacity of its raw materials preparation department with the installation of a Molomax 6/230 pendular mill from Manfredini & Schianchi.

A dry preparation plant with Fusion granulation technology for porcelain tile production has been installed at Blizzard Vitrified in Morbi.

The supplied plant has a capacity of around 40 tonnes/hour and will supply the company’s strip brick production line.

Siam Ceramic, part of the Thai group SCG, has started up the new Fusion dry granulation tower for single-fired tile production.

The Brazilian company started up a porcelain tile facility using dry grinding technology from Manfredini & Schianchi.

The new eco-friendly granulation technology for porcelain tile bodies improves finished product quality, especially in the production of large sizes.

Kerama Marazzi has been supplied with a new fired waste grinding line.

Shandong V-Tong of Zibo has been supplied with a plant for the production of ceramic body obtained from cement production waste.

The Vietnamese manufacturer of fast fired extruded terracotta tiles has renewed its trust in Dry Tech Heavy Clay preparation technology with the fourth order in less than 15 years.

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

A Drytech-Heavy Clay grinding plant, the innovative technology from Manfredini e Schianchi, came into operation in recent months at the facility in Sétif.

The reports given at the conference held on 23 February, which saw the participation of more than 250 industry professionals, are now available.

The Brazilian company has expanded the plant installed in 2010 equipping it with the latest dry grinding technology.

The Sassuolo-based company is due to supply a new preparation plant along with grinding lines for the facility in Alkhumra

The Egyptian company Aracemco has adopted MS-Drytech technology from Manfredini&Schianchi with the aim of increasing productivity and profits.

The Sassuolo-based company has received a major new recognition for its commitment to developing environmentally friendly technologies for the ceramic industry.