The total class and application of artificial stone
In the field of architectural decoration, stone has become one of the main decorative materials because of its beautiful appearance, elegance and strong decoration. Decorative stone can be generally divided into natural stone and artificial stone. Natural stone has been widely used due to its natural decorative effect and texture. However, due to limited resources, large-scale paving, color difference and different levels of radioactivity, it has limited its development to a certain extent. . The artificial stone has the advantages of adjustable color, large area paving without color difference, scraps that can be extracted by natural stone, energy saving and environmental protection, etc., and has become an important direction for the development of the decorative stone industry.
The artificial stone is a high-molecular polymer, an inorganic gelling agent or a mixture of the two as a binding material, and the natural stone crushed (powder) material, aluminum hydroxide powder and the like as main raw materials, and the pigment and other auxiliary agents are added and stirred and mixed. Stones processed by processes such as coagulation and solidification. Artificial stone can be classified into resin type artificial stone, inorganic type artificial stone, functional artificial stone, etc., depending on the gelling material used and the function of use.
Resin-type artificial stone resin type artificial stone is developed in recent years with resin as the matrix, and then mixed with different fineness fillers, different color pastes and auxiliary materials according to a certain ratio, by stirring, casting, gelling A new type of building decoration material made by the process of curing, resin-based artificial stone has the advantages of good mechanical properties, multiple renovations, and color modulation. Resin type artificial stone is divided into artificial stone (referred to as granite), artificial stone quartz stone (referred to as quartz stone), artificial stone solid surface material (referred to as solid surface material).
Classification of inorganic artificial stone The inorganic artificial stone is classified into cement-based inorganic artificial stone and non-cement based inorganic artificial stone according to the type of the used rubber material.
With the continuous improvement of artificial stone production technology, an artificial stone market that can adapt to multi-directional, multi-functional and multi-purpose needs is facing the opportunity of development and expansion. The artificial stone products are from a single traditional product, and are moving towards two-color, multi-color, Mosaic, ultra-thin, diversified development. Among them, the ultra-thin artificial slate has a light weight and ordinary adhesive to fix it on the wall, which not only saves transportation costs, but also saves and effectively utilizes stone resources. The artificial stone has a thickness of only 3 mm. The product is available. According to industry experts, natural stone and artificial stone, in the next few years, a large market share of natural stone will give way to artificial stone, the success of microcrystalline stone is a good proof.
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