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On line on our YouTUBE channel, the interview made during ALLforTILES 2021 with our sales representative in Italy, Aberto Stefani. At ALLforTILES, the first post-pandemic show, we presented our new line of machinery including the 5000 kg breaking load machine.

Ceramic Instruments is looking forward to a year of growth in 2022. Following a remarkable performance in 2021 when turnover exceeded pre-pandemic levels, the company is planning major investments despite the uncertainties arising from the delicate international situation. In its 45th anniversary year, Ceramic Instruments will embark on operations aimed at improving its sales and after-sales services as well as opening a new headquarters. In June, the company will move to Via Braida 50 in Fiorano Modenese, where it will have new offices, a logistics centre and a modern showroom. At the new headquarters, the company will continue its investment in research and development aimed at guaranteeing an increasingly high-quality product offering for customers (including leading Italian and international tile and glaze manufacturers), in full compliance with standards applicable to ceramic surfaces. Founded in 1977 by Primo Ferrari, whom company staff remember with great fondness just a few months after his death, Ceramic Instruments will be presenting its latest innovations for the ceramic laboratory at Tecna 2022 (Rimini, 27-30 September).

MACHINES FOR FLEXURAL BREAKING LOAD AND MODULUS OF RUPTURE TESTS MOR/5-TS series Indispensable for producers of ceramic floor and wall tiles when checking production processes and finished products. Fleximeter can also be used by producers of sanitaryware, tableware and technical porcelain; in research labs, in Technical and University labs, and wherever it is necessary to determine the flexural breaking load of a large number of different raw materials, broken down into sizes that can be positioned on the machines. Standardized devices for determining the flexural breaking load and modulus of green or fired ceramic tiles without using any additional accessory. Our Flexiometer is according to the UNI EN ISO 10545-4 norm.

Ceramic Instruments is happy to announce its presence at AllFor Tiles 2021 which will take place at the Modena exhibition center on July 14th and 15th. The convention, now in its second edition, is aimed at machines, accessories, services and consultancy for the ceramic industry. Fresh from participation in Achema Pulse, Ceramic Instruments will bring to AllFor Tiles the latest news regarding laboratory instruments and machines.