Breton spa has completed the merger process to incorporate Tecnema

The machine for cutting maxi format slabs down to the sizes required for clients’ environments and managing veined materials in a unique manner

Choose the available area or the number of the slabs you want to store, and you will soon have the best suitable solution with all the main details, price included.

Ever smarter slab stores, extreme levels of automation, maximum workplace safety levels and space optimisation are emerging requirements also in the ceramics industry.

The ceramics market calls for increasingly large slabs of reduced thickness for a variety of different applications.
Therefore, it becomes especially important to reinforce their structure, to prevent both possible collapses and dangerous detachments of fragments.

Technological change brings the chance to implement increasingly automated and performant solutions that can mitigate the efforts of specialized operators.
With the new Ghibli automatic dry-squaring machine, the Tecnema Breton Group taps into change by offering the ceramic industry an automatic and technologically advanced visionary system that meets today the needs of tomorrow.

The solution proposed by Breton to aesthetic degradations - also known as “ghost stains” - caused by the impurities that make the slab surface sensitive to environmental conditions and deteriorate the honing/lapping effect is a new all-in-one approach called Integrex.

The Breton lapping lines can ensure flexibility in production, uniform and top quality treatments, as well as reduced and predictable operating and maintenance cost.
The enduring value of these lines is clearly evidenced by the high prices that used machines fetch on the market.

We announce the final acquisition of the company Tecnema, which will be merged and incorporated into Breton S.p.A. by 2019.