Specification:

Usage:

Ceramic marble tiles are used in various applications, including flooring, wall cladding, countertops, and backsplashes in homes, offices, hotels, and commercial spaces. Their versatile design makes them ideal for both contemporary and traditional interiors, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to any environment. They are particularly popular in bathrooms and kitchens due to their moisture resistance and ease of cleaning.

Flooring: Ceramic marble tiles are widely used for flooring in residential and commercial spaces due to their durability, scratch resistance, and elegant appearance. They can be laid in various patterns, such as herringbone or diagonal, to create unique designs.

Wall Cladding: These tiles are ideal for wall applications in areas like living rooms, dining rooms, and bathrooms. They add a luxurious feel and can enhance the aesthetic of any space.

Countertops: Ceramic marble is a popular choice for kitchen and bathroom countertops because it is resistant to stains and easy to maintain. Its non-porous surface helps prevent bacteria and mold growth.

Backsplashes: In kitchens and bathrooms, ceramic marble tiles can be used as backsplashes, providing a stylish and functional surface that protects walls from moisture and stains.

Commercial Spaces: Due to their durability and low maintenance requirements, ceramic marble tiles are often used in hotels, restaurants, offices, and retail spaces, contributing to an upscale look without the high cost of natural marble.

Outdoor Spaces: Some ceramic marble tiles are suitable for outdoor use, providing a beautiful finish for patios, walkways, and pool decks while being able to withstand varying weather conditions.

Decorative Accents: Ceramic marble tiles can be used as decorative accents or borders in various applications, adding visual interest and sophistication to a space.

Ceramic marble offers a practical and beautiful solution for those who desire the look of natural marble with the added benefits of durability and low maintenance.

Our Services

Reliable Sourcing:

To ensure the highest quality ceramic marble, it is crucial to establish strong relationships with reputable suppliers and manufacturers known for their excellence in sourcing raw materials. These suppliers typically source their clay, minerals, and additives from reliable, certified quarries and mines that follow sustainable and ethical practices. Additionally, ensuring that the manufacturing process adheres to strict environmental and labor standards helps guarantee that the ceramic marble is produced responsibly.

Premium Quality Assurance:

Quality assurance in ceramic marble production involves multiple rigorous testing stages to ensure the final product meets international standards. Each batch of raw materials undergoes testing for purity and quality, ensuring that only the best materials are used in the manufacturing process. Throughout the manufacturing process, strict quality control measures are enforced. This includes monitoring the mixing, shaping, drying, and firing processes to maintain consistency and prevent defects. After production, ceramic marble tiles are inspected for color consistency, finish, size accuracy, and any surface defects. Advanced technologies, like optical sorting and digital imaging, can be utilized to identify imperfections. Seeking certifications such as ISO 9001 for quality management systems and other relevant industry standards helps ensure that the products meet established quality benchmarks.

Processes:

The production of ceramic marble involves several key processes that ensure the quality and durability of the final product. Here’s a detailed overview:

Material Selection: High-quality raw materials, including clay, feldspar, kaolin, and other minerals, are sourced from reputable suppliers. The selection process focuses on purity and consistency.

Preparation: Raw materials are meticulously crushed and mixed in precise proportions to create a homogeneous blend. This mixture may undergo a grinding process to achieve the desired particle size.

Forming: The prepared mixture is shaped into tiles using various methods, including pressing, extrusion, or casting. For tiles, a hydraulic press is commonly used to form uniform shapes and sizes.

Drying: Formed tiles are subjected to a controlled drying process to reduce moisture content and prevent cracking. This step may take several hours to days, depending on the thickness and type of product.

Firing: Dried tiles are fired in a kiln at high temperatures (typically between 1,200°C and 1,400°C) to achieve hardness, strength, and durability. The firing process also helps to develop the aesthetic qualities of the tiles, such as color and finish.

Glazing (Optional): For certain ceramic marble products, a glaze may be applied to enhance appearance and provide a protective layer. This glazing process involves applying a liquid glass mixture, followed by a second firing.

Quality Control: Throughout the production process, strict quality control measures are enforced. This includes checking for size accuracy, color consistency, surface defects, and overall aesthetics. Advanced technologies, such as digital imaging, may be utilized for inspection.

Polishing: Once cooled, tiles may undergo polishing to enhance their shine and smoothness. This process often includes the use of diamond polishing pads to achieve a high-gloss finish.

Packaging, Shipping & Delivery

Packaging:

Wooden Crates: White marble slabs are typically packaged in sturdy wooden crates made from high-quality, treated wood to withstand the weight and provide protection against physical damage. These crates are designed with a solid base and reinforced sides to prevent movement and potential breakage during transport.

Foam or Rubber Cushioning: To protect the marble slabs from scratches, chips, and breakage, foam sheets or rubber strips are placed between each slab. This cushioning absorbs shocks and prevents slabs from colliding with each other.

Plastic Wrapping: Each marble slab is wrapped in plastic film to safeguard it from moisture, dust, and other contaminants. This layer of protection is crucial, especially for polished surfaces, to maintain their pristine condition.

Edge Protectors: Specialized protectors are often placed on the edges and corners of the slabs to further shield them from impact, which is a common cause of damage during handling and transport.

Container Stuffing:

Securing the Crates: The wooden crates containing marble slabs are loaded into the shipping container using forklifts or cranes. They are strategically placed to balance the container’s weight distribution, ensuring stability during transport.

Blocking and Bracing: Once the crates are loaded, they are securely blocked and braced using wooden planks or metal bars. This prevents the crates from shifting during sea or road transportation, reducing the risk of damage.

Container Fumigation: Before sealing, the container may be fumigated to eliminate pests, especially if the marble is destined for countries with strict import regulations.

Humidity Control: Desiccant bags or moisture-absorbing materials are often placed inside the container to control humidity and prevent condensation, which can lead to stains or other surface issues on the marble.

Final Inspection and Sealing: After loading, a final inspection ensures that the crates are securely fastened and the container is sealed properly. A unique seal number is assigned to the container for tracking and security purposes.

Export Documentation: Handle all necessary export documentation, certificates of origin, and any specific certifications required by the importing country.

Efficient Shipping: Partner with reliable freight forwarders and logistics companies to ensure timely and safe delivery of goods. Offer multiple shipping options (air, sea, or land) based on customer preferences.