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Quartz countertops are the new worry-free alternative to high-maintenance granite.
They are harder than marble and granite, require no resealing, are highly resistant to scratches and stains, and come in a huge variety of colors.
Quartz is found in great abundance in the earth - it is second only to water as the most common mineral-based form on our planet.
It is naturally hard and scratch resistant. Quartz even ranks a 7.0 on Moh's Hardness Scale, which is used to measure the scratch-resistance of a material. Only diamonds, ranking 10, topaz, and sapphire are harder than quartz.
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---- China's Leading Supplier of Quartz Stone
Foshan Yixin Stone Co., Ltd. has been dedicated to the field of quartz stones for years, offering various kinds of quartz slabs and quartz tiles at the most competitive prices, which are not noly hard, strong and durable, but also resistant to scratch, heat, stains and acid, without pollution and radiation. Pls enjoy our rich collection of quartz stones here. Should you have any further question, pls do feel free to contact us, we guarantee that your inquiry would be treated with top priority.
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Quartz stone produced by Foshan Yixin Stone Co., Ltd. comprised of 93 percent of quartz, 7 percent of pigments and resins. In contrast, granite may contain only 50 percent quartz. The other minerals found in granite leave it soft, porous, and vulnerable to scratches and stains.
Industry-wide, actually all quartz countertops are made with 93 percent quartz, otherwise they cannot claim the hardness, durability, or impermeability of a true quartz surface. The prescribed mixture results in a product that is non-porous, exceedingly durable, and more than twice as strong as granite.
In the case of quartz countertops, the raw quartz crystals used range in size from coarse grains to the size of rock salt. Once ground and selected, the crystals are combined with bonding agents and color, then heated and vibro-compacted to form an impenetrable surface.