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.