Finishing & treatments

At the Tecna exhibition in Rimini (24-27 September) Maincer presented its latest dry squaring machines for small-size tiles.

The Italian company showcased the latest additions to its lines of tools for porcelain stoneware.

Surfaces Group’s WOF project allows for unprecedented shade variations and effects that make each slab utterly unique and original but at the same time easily replicable.

BMR is proposing a new approach to control the finishing stage, based on full integration into a digital service platform. The aim is to optimise every stage, reducing waste and guaranteeing greater efficiency and consequently improved margins.

Special openings of the BMR Gallery in Scandiano, during the Cersaie 2023 week.

The new Fickerts have a length of 170 mm and are more versatile, to respond to the growing demand for increasingly innovative ceramic furnishing elements in both industrial and urban applications.

This line of products for the treatment of lapped and polished surfaces is capable of restoring stain resistance performance and reducing the sensitivity to chemicals.

Donatoni Group presents the new Donatoni P 425, a one-piece line dedicated to cutting ceramics and synthetic materials, capable of performing a wide range of processes with ease of use and complete automation. Ideal for companies looking for a small but versatile milling machine.

Premier’s two latest technical innovations in the field of diamond tools were well received by visitors to Tecna in Rimini.

RobotClean is Sacmi’s new technology for safely performing all sanitaryware white finishing operations which are currently carried out manually and place the operator at risk of contact with hazardous substances such as respirable crystalline silica dust.

The new products presented at Rimini for the finishing and end-of-line stages of ceramic tile and slab production were very well received, as was the Brick division’s range aimed at the heavy clay industry.

The company was delighted by the large number of visitors from all over the world and their enthusiastic response to the technical innovations showcased in the field of diamond tools.

The new Surfaces Group project created through collaboration between some of the group’s brands covers the entire range of surface treatments and opens up unlimited finishing potential.

The partnership between Gold Art and BMR is an example of a virtuous collaboration that continues today with a focus on innovation and the future and an increasingly customised approach.

Italdiamant presents its latest solution that grants a faster cutting speed and extreme versatility to work large surfaces of different materials.

The expansion demonstrates the Verona-based company’s commitment to improving product availability and customer service.

Ahead of the important trade fair in Rimini, Tecno Diamant has continued its international growth efforts with the opening of its sixth foreign branch in Turkey.

Premier launch ORBITER, the innovative tool that revolutionizes the slab and tile lapping process.

NFS - Natural Finishing System is the latest technology developed by Surfaces Group which combines satin finishing tools from Luna Abrasivi with Flexy Velvet fickert tools from Surfaces T.A. and can be complemented by a NoCoat protective finish treatment. NFS is the first solution capable of treating natural, non-lapped ceramic surfaces to create textures with an antique, timeworn look.

Ancora’s solutions stand out for their high yield per square metre and high level of synergy between processing plants, machines and accessories, resulting in a complete finishing process tailored to the specific needs of each individual company.