SIL Barcelona is one of the most important logistics, transport and supply chain trade fairs in Southern Europe. Every year it brings together thousands of professionals, operators and decision-makers from across the sector — and this year's edition was no different. For three days, the Fira Montjuic venue in Barcelona became a space for exchanging ideas, discovering new solutions and understanding where the industry is heading.

GRAM was there.

What we brought to the stand

Stand G745 was our space to show, in a practical and direct way, what GRAM solutions look like in action.

On the dimensioning side, we presented GRAM Dimensioning™ powered by MetriXFreight — an automated solution that captures weight, dimensions and master data in a single operation, in milliseconds and without manual intervention. Two configurations were on display: the L235, designed for pallets and bulk goods, and the S140, built for small items and high-throughput warehouse environments. Both OIML and NTEP certified.

On the logistics side, we showcased our weighing solutions designed for demanding operational environments — from forklift-integrated weighing with GRAM BULL to mobile pallet truck operations with GRAM TCAMEL, both powered by Xtrem® Technology and built around the GRAM connected ecosystem.

Why SIL matters to GRAM

Trade fairs like SIL are not just about visibility. They are an opportunity to engage with the sector directly, to understand where the real operational pain points are, and to demonstrate — not just describe — what our solutions can do.

For GRAM, being present at SIL is also a statement of direction. We are building a portfolio designed for the future of logistics: connected, data-driven and built around the needs of the people who run these operations every day.

What we take away

The conversations held at Stand G745 reinforced what we already know: the logistics sector is under increasing pressure to do more with less, faster and with greater accuracy. Weighing is no longer just a compliance requirement — it is a data point with real operational value.

That is exactly where GRAM is focused.

We brought a real industrial challenge to one of Europe's most important Industry 4.0 stages — and left no doubt about where GRAM stands.

Advanced Factories is not a trade show where you blend in. It is where the industrial sector comes to look at itself critically — where automation leaders, integrators, and engineers ask the hard questions about what is actually working, and what is still holding operations back.

This year, GRAM was part of that conversation. Not as a spectator, but as a contributor.

The problem nobody wants to name out loud

At the Factory Innovation Theatre, Albert Fuentes took the stage to address something that affects a significant share of modern industrial operations: physical data — weight, dimensions, volume — remains the weakest link in automation. Investments in software, ERP systems, and logistics platforms keep growing, while the physical measurement layer underneath them stays fragmented, unreliable, or simply absent.

The result is not just inefficiency. It is operational decisions being made on incomplete or inaccurate data, every single day.

"The gap is not in the technology. It is in how physical measurement data is captured, structured, and made available to the rest of the system."

Albert Fuentes Foraster

GRAM's answer: connected measurement intelligence

At Stand B349, visitors saw live what this looks like in practice. GRAM presented two complementary solutions — each addressing a distinct layer of the measurement challenge, and both built around the same principle: physical data should enter your systems correctly, at the moment it is captured.

GRAM Dimensioning™ — powered by MetriXFreight

At the stand, visitors saw live what automated dimensioning looks like in practice. GRAM Dimensioning™ combines 3D vision technology with precision weighing to capture weight, volume, and master data simultaneously — in milliseconds, without manual intervention.

Two configurations were on show, each built for a specific operational reality. The L235 handles pallets and bulky goods — high throughput, certified for trade applications. The S140 is designed for warehouse small-item flows, where speed and alignment-free operation make the difference at scale.

The result in both cases is the same: clean, structured physical data, captured at the source and ready to feed your systems the moment the measurement is taken.

GRAM Control™ + Z8i terminal

The second solution at the stand completed the picture. GRAM Control™ is the software layer that turns weighing into a connected, intelligent process. Paired with the Z8i terminal, every measurement is captured, structured, and integrated in real time — feeding ERP, MES, and WMS platforms via API, without manual steps in between.

Full traceability. Automated workflows. Industrial process control from a single platform. All powered by Xtrem™ Technology, the digital core behind GRAM's connected ecosystem.

Stand B349: conversations over pitches

Beyond the conference stage, GRAM's stand at B349 was a working space. The team demonstrated GRAM's dimensioning solutions live, running real scenarios with visitors who brought their own operational questions to the table.

That is the spirit Advanced Factories rewards — and the kind of engagement GRAM is built for. The conversations at the stand confirmed what the presentation argued from the stage: the demand for reliable, integrated physical data is real, and it is accelerating.

What comes next

Advanced Factories 2026 was one stop on a broader trajectory. GRAM will continue building the partnerships and conversations that connect precision measurement to the intelligence that drives industrial performance.

If you were at the event and want to continue the conversation — or if you missed it and want to understand what connected measurement can do for your operation — we are ready to talk.

GRAM GROUP unveiled its latest releases in the Restaurant, Hostel and Community Equipment Exhibition.

• Missil bench scale with sack holder, convenient to weight sacks and big bags. 
• PSK scale on stainless steel, our latest technology in weighing control. 
• TCamel and TCamel Inox316 pallet truck scales, for the harshest environments. 
• K3 indicator connected to PC, to keep track of all your weighing data. 
• M4 retail scale, for all type of retailers thanks to its intercommunication system. 
• CR crane scale, light and resistant, to conveniently weight hanging products. 
• And our retail scale ZFOC, the most versatile with PoS connection.

This year we have once again had Gram Group's stand at the LogiMat 2022 fair in Stuttgart, Germany. A more than positive experience that has allowed us to present our weighing products with digital technology and connect with professionals from around the world.

Our presence in the logistics sector is growing, thanks to the Gram Logistics line. Within our catalog of weighing for logistics, we highlight the line of mobile weighing equipment, such as TCamel pallet trucks, Bull weighing forks or Qubic One volumetric measuring and weighing equipment. Weighing systems that allow to speed up the work in warehouses, shipping and transport services.

In addition, just as we design our own digital weighing technology, Gram Group is also committed to the development of industrial projects for others, adapting and customizing our digital scales with Xtrem® technology to provide solutions to the weighing needs of companies, thus improving their production, management and storage systems.

If you would like to know more about the possibilities we offer from our I&D department, please write to us in the contact section.

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🔻 GRAM PRECISION PRESENTS ITS NEW PRODUCTS AT THE FIRA BARCELONA GRAN VIA

After a two-year delay due to the global pandemic, the long-awaited biennial event for the hospitality industry, Alimentaria + Hostelco 2022, finally took place from 4 to 7 April. This event allowed us to present our latest products and to highlight our XTREM^® digital weighing system, which offers a multitude of weighing solutions thanks to our XTREM^® digital module.

 

 

 

 

 

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During our 4-day presence at Alimentaria + Hostelco 2022, we were able to welcome many customers from different European countries and establish numerous contacts with future partners who were seduced by the new products and weighing solutions presented.

 

 

 

 

 

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We would like to take this opportunity to thank them warmly for their visit and for the enthusiasm they showed during the presentation of our Xtrem^® series with the Buffalo, Bull, Crocodile models... new products already available in our web catalogue.

 

 

 

 

 

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Our next event will be the International Logistics Trade Fair "LogiMAT Stuttgart 2022" which will take place from 31 May to 02 June. There again, we will not fail to surprise our visitors with our new QUBIC ONE model featuring our 3D XTREM^® technology.

Auf Wiedersehen!

🔻 Gram Group Communication.

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