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FURTHER CONFIRMATION FOR KRYO BY OFFICINE SMAC

18.06.2015

New confirmation on Turkish market for KRYO technology by OFFICINE SMAC SPA, thanks to the installation at NG Kutahya. NG Kutahya, founded on 1974,  holds the record for world’s largest producer of porcelain and  ceramic tableware,  while in the segment of floor and wall ceramic tiles , the continuous investments in capacity and new productive typologies  allowed the climb among  the leader brands of high-ends segment, and to become a reality of around 28 million m2 year.  
During last year a production line for big ceramic slabs with dimension up to 240x120 cm and thicknesses ranges from 6 to 12 mm and been assembled and commissioned.
On this line recently has been installed the cooler mod.KRYO size 130 to overcome the problems due to slab high temperatures with consequent stream emission on the head of the digital printer. Thanks to KRYO, the line productivity immediately improved as well as the print quality without any defects connected to steam.
KRYO patented technology, with cooling system at double closed cycle, confirms itself as a irreplaceable partner in the digital production lines, even for slab of big and very big sizes.

KRYO SMAC TECHNOLOGY IN GERMANY

08.06.2015

The demand for technologies in the field of digital lines and of related accessories grows up. OFFICINE SMAC SPA confirms itself once again as reference point  thanks to the innovative and patented cooling  system for tiles mod.KRYO  that day after day receives confirmations from the market.
Recently  KRYO cooler device reached German market thanks to the installation at VILLEROY & BOCH GROUP.
VILLEROY ET BOCH mark born on 1748 and it represents one  of the oldest brand  in the ceramic history and  in European industry in general. At Merzig plant, in march, on the digital line with DURST printer,  has been installed a cooler device mod. KRYO size 90.
Thanks to the total steam elimination, the digital printer work-stops requested by the head cleaning have been drastically reduced, with the consequent production increase.

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