New product family in the EV Line (Evolution)

» The Filiere Torres stand at Ceramitec 2009

Filiere Torres s.r.l.

New product family in the EV Line (Evolution)

At Ceramitec, the Carpi-based company displayed a special exit die for the production of clay masonry blocks with thin internal walls. The die with one exit was specially developed for the Russian market. Also on show were a five-exit die from the new EVS production and an auger recharged with special carbide and then heavy thick chrome plated to meet the highest quality requirements. This auger is a new technology offered by the Italian manufacturer …

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