Laboratorio Pesaro is undertaking a highly challenging project dedicated to environmental sustainability.
By utilizing natural ingredients, MONOLITE IPERGRES contributes to what is now recognized as the ‘Circular Economy of Things‘.
Its finished products are 100% recyclable, while all the rejected semi-finished products are carefully reintroduced into the production process.
We focus every day on reducing our footprint by continuously improving production efficiency.
Our high-quality standards begin with precise control of every detail, starting from the initial steps of the production process. As a result, the imperfect semi-finished products are rejected.
However, our material can be recycled and so the rejected semi-finished products are grounded into powder and reintroduced in the production process.
The semi-finished products undergo machining operations that allow them to take the required shape and dimension.
These operations, carried out using CNC machinery, generate waste powders. These powders are collected through powerful suction systems and stored in dedicated containers to be reused in the production process.
The glazes of Monolite Ipergres embody sustainability, complying with rigorous European regulations.
Substantial investments and researches have been dedicated to eliminate dangerous metals and other potentially harmful substances.
These natural glazes ensure a food-safe surface and facilitate effortless recycling within the environment, promoting a greener future.
Defects from this phase can include fractures, uneven shrinkage, surface glaze imperfections, or color variations. Our attention to detail and the unpredictable nature of firing sometimes result in a reject.
Due to the natural components of Monolite Ipergres, crushed products can be reused as building material or inert fillers, the same types that compone the Monolite mixture.
MONOLITE IPERGRES Technical Ceramic
The manufacturing process method and procedures are in accordance with ISO standards for general management ISO 9001 – 2008.
