Metco srl

Metco was founded in 1990 to produce metals complexed penetrant, suitable for the decoration of Stoneware and Porcelain. Since December 1998, in Fiorano Modenese, Metco has established a permanent research centre, initially dedicated to the applications rotocolor printing then evolved in digital applications. The research center, Metco is able to perform all duties required of a supplier at the forefront.

Year of establishment:

2001

Number of employees:

FROM 10 TO 19 EMPLOYEES

Annual turnover:

between 5 and 15 million Euro

Reference year of turnover:

2010

Export turnover:

Less than 75.000 Euro

Activities:

Manufacture of dyes and pigments

Manufacture of other various chemical products nec

Real estate activities with own property and development of building projects

Rental and operating of own or leased real estate nec


Since 1990, specialists in decoration with digital colors and antibacterial products.


High fashion porcelain products


From the heart of Emilia Romagna to the whole world


A truly dynamic Emilian company

Metco Company profile

Company:

METCO S.R.L.

Address:

VIA GALILEO GALILEI 4

City:

MONTEVEGLIO VALSAMOGGIA (BO)

Zip Code:

40053

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This graphic representation redefines the concept of ceramic marble, elevating it to a vibrant and authentic art form. Thanks to the use of cutting-edge, penetrating colors, the veining doesn't simply appear imprinted on the surface, but seems to emerge from the very core of the material, creating an extraordinary effect of three-dimensional depth.



This surface represents technological excellence applied to design: the iconic aesthetic is enhanced here by the use of soluble salts, a technique that allows the inks to penetrate deeply into the ceramic body before firing. The result is a tile of visceral beauty, where the design is not simply a surface layer, but an integral part of the material itself.
Unparalleled Chromatic Depth: Soluble salts allow for warm hues and amber veining that seem to float beneath the surface, providing a natural sheen and a three-dimensionality that faithfully imitates quarried marble.