The hottest new trend in kitchen design is quartz stone countertops. Quartz is now the countertop style of choice for most homeowners designing their dream kitchen. And while quartz slab comes in a range of beautiful finishes and colors, this countertop material’s newfound popularity isn’t just about looks. The quartz countertop material is compressed into slabs that have similar color and texture to natural granite and marble. One difference you’ll notice is that the color is more uniform than the variations in hue you’ll find in most slabs of natural stone. Quartz can fit practically any style.It also comes in a wide range of colors, unlike granite, which can be more limited due to the natural process from which it is made.

Quartz is  heat and scratch resistant., but it is not recommended that hot pots and pans be placed directly onto quartz surfaces. Quartz can be affected by extreme heat, so it is best if you use cutting boards and hot pads in order to protect your stone.  The high quartz content in quartz countertops makes it harder, stronger and more stain resistant than granite. Unlike granite, quartz countertops does not need sealing.

Production Engineering:

1. The process begin with a rigorous inspection of raw materials.

2. Feeding natural quartz raw material and polymer resins and inorganic pigments in to mixers and blending them together.

3. After stirring the mixture, then pouring them into a mold and form them into slab size.

4. Pressing: Then the slab is compacted by a special vacuum and vibration process at pressure machine.

5. The slab then moved to the curing kiln and heated for a period time which give them ultimate strength and solidity.

6. Trimming edges, leveling , thicknessing and polishing surface to perfect finished.

7.Finally, the quartz stone slabs passed through quality inspection and packed with a plastic film.

Packing  wooden crate (slab)  wooden box (tiles/ countertop)