Cutting machine costs without sacrificing functionality
In the late 19th century, potter and Englishman Thomas Twyford secured his place in history as one of the pioneers of "˜sanitary science' when he built the first modern-looking toilet; a one-piece, all-china design that he would refine and promote for the good part of a decade. Almost 130 years later, technology such as Festo's pneumatics equipment and CPX modular automation platforms are allowing developers and producers of sanitaryware pressure casting systems, PCL Ceramics, to continue to improve upon Mr Twyford's original idea but in much less time and as cost-effectively as possible.
