The results obtained from the above mentioned analysis
would be supplied together with the process standards
followed by S.R.C. Engineering.
After having chosen the most suitable raw materials a
composition or a range of compositions are developed,
suggesting a primary definition of the production cycle,
necessary for the semi-industrial test and for the
engineering development.
S.R.C. laboratory is equipped with a pilot plant for body
slip and glaze preparation, conventional casting and firing
of sanitary, table and artistic ware.
Everyone knows how critical, in a plant construction, the assessment
of local raw materials is. It is crucial to be able to predict their
behaviour and the results they will yield when processed by an
industrial plant.
It can save all those involved, customer and supplier, a lot of
trouble, especially in the initial stages, if tests can be conducted
and the subsequent plans based on simulated production conditions.
That's why S.R.C. Engineering considers its pilot plant a key step
for the development of new models or for the testing of new raw materials.
As far as laboratory is concerned, S.R.C. Engineering is able to
carry out project engineering for factory laboratories, together
with the complete range of process evaluation standards relating
to a ceramic plant.
Ceramics can be considered the oldest materials produced by man
and are still some of the most interesting ones, thanks to their
flexibility in shape and colour, together with their intrinsic
physical and chemical characteristics.
The ability to map a product starting from raw materials up to a
fired piece is particularly appreciated by designers in developing
new ideas.
Equally important is a regular monitoring of the technical
parameters of the plant.
In fact, regular controls on existing compositions ensure a constant
production yield with constant quality characteristics, which are
pivotal to the economic results of a ceramic producer.
These controls can be carried out both in the laboratory and on site, granting an overall view of the plant's operational yield.
On request, operational control standards can be taught to local technicians to facilitate a correct base for routine tests.