1998
The first digital tile
A group of entrepreneurs led by José Vicente Tomás Claramonte prints the first digitally decorated ceramic tile with a single-printhead prototype.
About Us
Transforming industrial digital decoration since 1998
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Solar-powered plant — now a reality
Visit our production plantOur mission
To build the most advanced industrial technology in the world, so our customers can decorate better, faster and with fewer limits.
25 years printing the impossible
What began as a bet by a group of entrepreneurs from Castellón ended up changing how the world decorates ceramics.
1999
KERAjet is founded
On 7 October the company is established and patents the first printer built for the ceramic industry — until then unique in the market.
2000
Alfa de Oro
The Spanish Society for Ceramics and Glass awards the most outstanding innovation of the year.
2002
The first ten
The first pre-production series goes live. Tau, Zirconio, El Molino, Cerámica Tena, Supercerámica and Undefasa lead the way.
2005
Nano-pigmented inks
Real colour over conventional glazes. The technology stops being an experiment and enters standard production.
2007
Sassuolo
The first office outside Spain, in the heart of Italian ceramics, with its own showroom and technical service.
2011
500 machines, 30 countries
New facilities, and a technology already installed across half the world.
2014
Solidjet K9
A second Alfa de Oro, for the first printhead able to fire solid particles under digital control. King Jaime I award to José Vicente Tomás Claramonte.
2016
The complete digital line
From press to kiln: glazing, decoration, grit application and artificial-vision quality control.
2026
S9 360
The first high-production vertical inkjet printer — the most advanced version of the technology that started the digital ceramic printing revolution.
Almazora, Castellón
All under one roof
Mechanical and electronic engineering, software, technical office, chemical and electronic laboratories, design centre, in-house machining, assembly workshops and a real testing line. More than 100,000 m² where we control the process from the first drawing to the tested machine.
What comes out of our machines
Photographic quality at industrial production speeds — on ceramics, tableware, glass, textile and more.
The hands behind every machine
More than 200 people — mechanical, electronic and software engineers and assembly technicians — build every machine from the first drawing to the final test.
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Passionate about technology and innovation? Be part of a project that keeps growing.
KERAjet SA ha recibido una ayuda de 11.600,00 € para proyectos de adquisición de vehículos eléctricos de la Unión Europea con cargo al Fondo NextGenerationEU, en el marco del Plan de Recuperación, Trasformación y Resiliencia, para la adquisición de vehículos eléctricos “enchufables” y de pila combustible dentro del Programa de incentivos a la movilidad eficiente y sostenible (Programa MOVES III Vehículos Comunitat Valenciana) del Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica y el Reto Demográfico a través del IDAE, gestionado por el Instituto Valenciano de Competitividad Empresarial (IVACE).
