In the current context, characterized by an increasingly demanding market and growing pressure on production costs, the optimization of production processes represents a fundamental strategic lever for large ceramic companies. Improving operational efficiency does not only mean reducing waste, but also ensuring constant quality, responsiveness to demand and long-term sustainability, and Pamesa Group has done so with concrete results.
Optimization begins with an in-depth analysis of production flows. Specifically for the Spanish Group, the rationalization of production layouts, optimization of set-up times and continuous improvement, achieved thanks to the Siti brand installation of two Supera® presses without mould, a 7-layer dryer, kilns and DryFix digital printer by Projecta for the creation of 3D structures, has brought tangible benefits:
– Increased productivity (3,3 strokes per minute)
– Greater flexibility in format changes (the plant produces 120×120 cm and 160×160 cm tiles, and slabs up to 120×360 cm)
– Products with unique aesthetic effects.
The efficiency of the production process is not a goal, but a continuous path, which is possible if you rely on a recognized partner. One that can guarantee technological solutions that produce better, more intelligently and sustainably. More efficiency, less waste, constant quality. It is not just a technological upgrade; it is a strategic choice.
The optimization of the ceramic production line inevitably passes through the technological updating of key machinery. Replacing existing machinery with advanced solutions means investing in quality, efficiency, and competitiveness. A choice that looks to the future of industrial ceramics with concreteness and vision.
