At the conference held on last 28 september, leading Italian and international experts discussed construction market trends, new scenarios and opportunities.
The German company took part at the exhibition with a stand in the T-White section and presented the new range of special dryers for sanitaryware and technical ceramics and the high-temperature kilns with an innovative, patented roof construction.
One of the key technology partners of the project of the nel plant of the Chinese company was Sabo, which supplied all the handling equipment.
The Algerian company commissioned Bongioanni Impianti to supply the new extruder
Bedeschi supplied the turnkey plant for the third production line of the Russian Group UGMK with an annual capacity of 60 million facing bricks and high-quality porous blocks.
Brick World Review interviews Norbert Lantschner, a leading environmental sustainability expert, founder of CasaClima, current chairman of the ClimAbita Foundation, and SAIE consultant on energy issues and green building.
Marcheluzzo Impianti has been commissioned by the Turkish company to supply the equipment needed to raise its roof tile production capacity.
The new configuration, subsequent to the acquisition of the majority of the company by Sociedad Comercial del Plata, has made Cerro Negro one of the leading brick and tile manufacturers in the country and has increased its competitive strength.
The new production line has been commissioned by Azarakhsh International and will produce 140,000 strip bricks a day.
The leading Algerian manufacturer of hollow blocks and pavers has once again commissioned the Italian company to carry out new plant engineering projects at its Biskria, Amouri Briques and Amlassa factories.
After consolidating its partnership with the Chinese ceramic group Wonderful, the Fiorano Modenese-based company has now fulfilled an order in Southeast Asia.
The Clay Building Materials Europe Division reported revenues up by 3% from 2015, while EBITDA saw double-digit growth (+11% to 124.8 million euros).
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