The Thin Ceramic Tiles Are Favored by Consumers(1/18/2013)

2012 has come to an end, and the full year data is not out yet, but the first three quarters of the data has been published. The first eleven months of the individual data in some of the year-end meeting, the forum also heard about. 2012 the first three quarters of ceramic tile production of 6.812 billion square meters, an increase of 1.4%.

The key factors affect the 2013 annual development of China's ceramic tile industry is still the country's overall economic situation. Ceramic tiles industry, in terms of the overall situation this year is "neither good nor bad". Comparison of these various factors neither good nor bad, this year, the overall situation of the ceramic tiles industry is basically similar to last year, slightly better due to the new government assumed office, the macro level. It is expected that this year, the ceramic tile industry in China as a whole is a gentle year, the production will be a slight increase, estimated to still be maintained at around 5% growth.
New products winning almost become the consensus of the ceramic tiles industry, this year, the largest in the field of ceramic tiles and equipment updates inkjet printing applications, it is estimated that the ceramic tile industry in China this year will increase about 800 inkjet printing equipment, ink jet printing applications market will gradually subdivided and specialized production.

With the upcoming release of "thin ceramic tiles industry standards, the process is greatly accelerated thin ceramic tiles. Meanwhile, the entire industry around environmental issues such as energy reduction and waste utilization of new product research, development, and application of large numbers. Occupational health, safety production, social responsibility requirements will force the ceramic enterprises to further increase investment.
(Author Mosaic and Tile, China Leiyuan 1/18/2013)

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