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NEWS FROM SMAC FOR DIGITAL GLAZING LINES AND LARGE-FORMAT TILES PRODUCTION

08.09.2017

TILES COOLER DEVICE KRYO
SMAC, usually at the forefront in research and development of machines and accessories for tiles glazing and decoration lines, presents KRYO as tiles cooler device to be  placed in the glazing line to cut down tiles temperature and moisture before digital decoration with inkjet machines.

CLIMATIZED INKS SHAKER DINK
Today, the new printing technologies in the ceramic field require more and more indispensable expedients and devices to get this process more stable and as repetitive as possible. Mostly affected are the new ceramic inks with pigment suspensions reaching particle size distributions even lower than one micron.

INK STIRRER TAGADA
TAGADA is a device for automatic agitation of the tank ink to be placed directly in the decoration line near the inkjet digital printer. TAGADA is an economic unit, easy to use and designed to shake pigmented ceramic inks because they have the tendency to deposit during a long storage periode.

D-GLAZE DEVICE FOR GLAZE DENSITY CONTROL
To have constancy in colour tonalities, it is very important to have always under control the base glaze applied before digital decoration. Until now, this was done with empirical methods, often based solely on experience and manual skills of the glazing line staff.

TITAN: AIRLESS GLAZING SYSTEM FOR LARGE-FORMAT TILES
The ceramic tiles production has recently embarked on a road leading to more and more large-format production, either by traditional pressing or through plants of new generation with continuous compactionsystems. Officine SMAC, being always attentive to new customer requirements, has designed the innovative airless glazing system TITAN dedicated to these new ceramic slabs.

 

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KRYO TECHNOLOGY FROM SMAC ENJOYS NEW MARKET SUCCESS

06.09.2017

Demand for technology in the field of digital lines and related accessories continues. Officine Smac SpA again confirms its leadership thanks to the innovative and patented tile cooling system Kryo, which day after day collects confirmations from the market.

KALE – Turkey
The Turkish Group strengthens its partnership with the company Smac from Fiorano Modenese: 22  the units installed on its production lines. This further confirmation is a great matter of pride for Smac that sees growing more and more customers confidence in the technologies and solutions to complement the new digital decoration lines.

Coop Imola - Italy
New confirmations also for Cooperativa Ceramica d'Imola, since 1874 historic brand of Italian manufacturing, with today's production of about 20 million / mq annually. Up to 5 units are installed, confirming Smac's reliability for solving problems of high temperatures and emission of steam during digital printing. Thanks to Kryo's technology, these obstacles have been overcome, allowing production increases and significant improvements in the quality of the final print, even on high-thickness products and large size slabs.

Crossville Ceramics - US
Crossville Ceramics, one of the historical overseas production companies, relies on Kryo's Officine Smac technology. There are already two Kryo machines installed on digital production lines.
This new installation represents a further confirmation of how Kryo's technology has now become a reference point not only in the Italian ceramic district but all over the world production.

Villeroy & Boch – Germany
Even the historic German brand Villeroy & Boch has confirmed the confidence in Smac's technology and today the machines in production are three, thanks to the latest installation of July.

www.ceramicworldweb.it/cww-it/news/piastrelle/nuove-conferme-di-mercato-per-la-tecnologia-kryo-di-smac/

KRYO TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIED TO COOPERATIVA CERAMICA D'IMOLA

15.04.2016

Smac has received new orders in Italy for Kryo, its innovative technology for cooling ceramic tiles prior to digital decoration. One of the latest installations was for Cooperativa Ceramica d’Imola

www.ceramicworldweb.it/cww-it/news/piastrelle/tecnologia-kryo-alla-cooperativa-ceramica-dimola/