Heavy Clay

An important Sacmi Group company operating in the heavy clay sector, Cosmec now aims to further develop its business and diversify operations to anticipate market developments.

At the show the company exhibited some of its most innovative, high-performance complete building package solutions.

The latest additions to the management team are Antonella di Tonno (finance and management control) and Rodrigo Redmont (sales).

The new digital solutions KBis and KPes will be showcased at the German trade fair.

This innovative complete plant has been started up in the Ganouba Briqueterie factory and is one-of-a-kind in the country.

How AI will transform the built environment and the working methods of tomorrow’s professionals.

The device guarantees maximum efficiency and features sophisticated automation systems.

The shortlist of fifty finalists for the biennial award for the most innovative examples of architecture using clay brick has been announced.

Uwe Hartmann has been named CEO and Stefan Reichert Manager Director of Keller.

Cotto Possagno presents the new range of roof tiles designed for extreme climatic conditions.

The acquisition of the historic Pesaro-based brick and roof tile manufacturer has been finalised.

Major supply contract for the new factory in Ghaboos Ajor in northern Iran.

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

Amongst the projects analysed in the Recycle Monitor Report published by the environmental association there's Casanova EA8 Social Housing project in Bolzano which saw extensive use of Wienerberger clay products.

The latest plants were ordered by world-leading brick-making multinationals headquartered in Austria and Belgium.

As part of its total factory renovation project, the Algerian group Epra/Asicom has installed new automated product handling technology.

Two new combustion systems have been supplied as part of the company’s broader renewal and modernisation plan.

The technology revamping project of the dryer car loading/unloading line carried out by Sabo improved production quality together with high efficiency and consequently cost cutting.

The total investment amounted to around 27 million euros and will raise the Iraqi group’s production capacity from 6 to 60 million pieces/year.

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