BactiBlock® will exhibit at INDIAN CERAMICS ASIA

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This 18^th annual edition of Indian Ceramics Asia will take place from 6-8 March 2024 at Helipad Exhibition Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India and BactiBlock^® will be there!

India is one of the largest ceramics manufacturers and exporters in the world today. The growth of the Indian ceramics industry is majorly driven by the increasing demand for ceramic tiles, sanitaryware’s, pipes, etc., within India and exports to the USA, Europe, Middle East and other newer destinations.

Why antimicrobial additives are worth using in ceramics?

Ceramics are commonly used in sensitive environments: toilets, kitchens, sanitary facilities, food processing plants, swimming pools, sport centers…Thanks to the addition of the built-in BactiBlock® technology into glazes, enamels and coatings you will:

Prevent the spread of illnesses and infections
Minimize stains and causing odor bacteria
Ensure 24/7 protection
Obtain instant competitive advantage

If you are interested in protecting your ceramic products with BactiBlock^® and you are going to attend INDIAN CERAMICS ASIA, do not hesitate to visit our stand D 302 and meet our team!

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