Quartz slabs have a quartz content of up to 94 percent. Quartz crystals are natural minerals that are second only to diamonds in terms of hardness. Quartz slabs have a surface hardness of up to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, which is much higher than sharp kitchen tools like knives and shovels. Scratched.
A common refractory material is natural quartz slabs crystal. It has a melting point of 1300 degrees. Quartz slabs containing 94 percent natural quartz are completely flame retardant and will not burn when exposed to high temperatures. It also has unrivaled resistance to artificial stone and other countertop materials. High-temperature properties.
The shiny and bright surface of quartz slabs has undergone more than 30 complex polishing processes, which will not be scratched by a knife, will not penetrate into liquid substances, will not cause yellowing and discoloration, and so on, and daily cleaning requires only a rinse with water. That's all there is to it; it's as simple as that. Even after a long period of use, the surface of the quartz slabs remains as bright as the newly installed countertop, without the need for maintenance and care.
Quartz slabs have a smooth, flat surface with no visible scratches. Bacteria cannot hide in the dense and non-porous material structure, and they can come into direct contact with food while remaining safe and non-toxic.
The high-quality quartz slabs are made with natural quartz crystal minerals that have a SiO2 content of more than 99.9% and are purified during the manufacturing process. The raw materials do not contain any heavy metal impurities that could cause radiation, and they are made up of 94 percent quartz crystals and other minerals. Because of the resin additives, quartz slabs pose no risk of radiation pollution.
