Glazing & decoration

Powered by Xaar’s ImagineX platform, the new printhead features plug-and-print capability and delivers speed, uniformity and performance.

KEYcam is the first automatic system for matching tiles, capable of digitalising a ceramic surface produced in certain conditions and reproduce it with different ones, such as different glaze, different inks or even different machines.

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

The Colorobbia solution for indoor sanitisation

Durst announces the launch of Gamma 101 DG, the first printer model of the revolutionary Gamma DG series of digital glazing systems developed and produced by the leading Durst Group based in Italy for printing structures on ceramic tiles. 

Gruppo Colorobbia’s eKo series is a new generation of organic-based digital inks designed for ceramic manufacturers seeking maximum production efficiency combined with a lower environmental impact.

Characteristics and advantages of the new Durst True Digital Tile Manufacturing 4.0

Reliability and robustness are the key features of Seiko’s new RC1536 printheads for water-based ink applications.

SACMI boosts the potential of its new digital modules, which apply texturing effects with both dry and wet materials. The outcome is a complete platform that frees surface decoration and 3D effects from the constraints of mechanical processes

With their wide range of potential uses and applications, grits and micro-grits are now among the most interesting and adaptable products for the ceramic industry.

The Xgo system is an innovative concept comprising ready-to-use water-dispersible micronised mixtures that can be applied using airless cabins and traditional ceramic tile glazing systems.

While Full Digital is without question the ultimate goal, it is important to manage the change by developing a mentality that combines ceramic expertise with a knowledge of the specific aspects of the digital process.By Sergio Marcaccioli, Sicer (Fiorano, Italy)

Among the latest new products presented by Torrecid at Cevisama 2020 were the eco-friendly 2low-inkcid® glazes and inks and the new generation of high colour intensity inks.

Glazes, inks, grits and effects for trend-setting ceramic tile production took the spotlight during the Fritta open house event.

The newly developed proprietary printhead e·Q5 is able to operate with both traditional and water-based inks.

Drawn from Sibelco’s deposits in Norway, Spectrum® nepheline syenite enhances the aesthetic and functional characteristics of matt glazes in a number of ways, as well as helping to reduce production costs.

For several years now, Zschimmer & Schwarz Ceramco has been pursuing an environmentally friendly vision based on a simple observation: water-based technology is the only way forward in the field of inkjet ceramic decoration.

The Creadigit - the single-pass drop-on-demand digital inkjet printer from System Ceramics - has established itself as a standard. Its electronics allow for high-speed printing and can create images of any kind with designs up to 200 square metres in size, making each surface truly unique.

The Eco-Ink project (co-financed as part of the EU Horizon 2020 programme) aims to develop eco-friendly organic-solvent-free water-based digital inks for the production of polished porcelain tiles.

After the success achieved at Cersaie and Tecnargilla 2018 with the presentation of C-GLAZES Digital, Colorobbia is continuing to advance in the challenges set forth by the industrial implementation of the different high-laydown digital glazing technologies. The latest "Limitless" innovations were presented at Cevisama 2019.