The proportion of horizon group quartz slab china in decorative stone is getting higher and higher, especially the use of cabinets and countertops is the most common in home decoration, and the exposed problems are becoming more and more obvious, such as bursting, local discoloration, etc.

horizon group quartz slab china is composed of more than 93% natural time and about 7% pigments, resins and other additives for regulating adhesion and curing. The artificial horizon group quartz slab china is vacuum-formed under negative pressure and high-frequency vibration, and cured by heating. The texture is firm and the structure is dense. It has wear resistance (Mohs hardness above 6), pressure resistance (density 2.0g/cm3), high temperature resistance (300°C resistance), corrosion resistance, penetration resistance, and does not contain any pollution sources and radiation sources.

Speaking of this, many people will wonder, since the horizon group quartz slab china can withstand high temperatures up to ≤ 300, why does the hot container placed directly on the table produce discoloration? As mentioned above, the raw material of horizon group quartz slab china contains 7% resin solvent, which is prone to thermal expansion and contraction when exposed to high temperature. Due to the sudden local heat, if the expansion joint is not reserved during construction, cracking or discoloration of the bottom of the container is likely to occur.