Nero Marquina Sintered Stone Big Slabs

Nero Marquina Sintered Stone Big Slabs offer the dramatic, elegant appearance of natural Nero Marquina marble with its intense black background and striking white veins. Nero Marquina Porcelain Slab is widely used for creating sophisticated and elegant interiors and exteriors.

Full-body sintered stone slabs are made from natural minerals like quartz, feldspar, and silica, plus mineral pigments. They are produced using sintering, a process where mineral powder is compacted under high pressure and fired at over 1200°C. This results in a dense, non-porous material made of 100% minerals, without resins.

 

 

 

Common Applications for Nero Marquina Sintered Stone Big Slabs

Nero Marquina Sintered Stone's elegance and durability make it a popular choice for various architectural and design projects, primarily indoors and outdoors.
Nero Marquina Sintered Stone Flooring: Extensively used for both residential and commercial flooring, often in large formats or in mosaic patterns, and Nero Marquina Porcelain Slab can be paired with white marble for a classic checkerboard look.
Wall Cladding: The material is frequently used for accent walls, bathroom walls, and shower surrounds to create visual drama and a luxurious ambiance.
Nero Marquina Porcelain Stone Countertops and Surfaces: Applied in kitchens and bathrooms for countertops and backsplashes.
Nero Marquina Artificial Stone Decorative Features: Found in architectural decorative features, stairways, and high-end furniture like tabletops.

Various Color Options



Modern technology allows for many colors and patterns, including realistic natural stone reproductions with veining throughout the slab. Stable mineral pigments ensure UV resistance, maintaining vibrant colors outdoors.

 Sintered stone black marble look Colors

Available in large sizes, full-body sintered stone is suitable for many applications. These include countertops, wall panels, flooring, building facades, and furniture. Nero Marquina Porcelain Slab's non-porous nature makes it ideal for hygienic areas like labs.

Surface finishes of Sintered Stone

Surface Finishes: Matte & Processed Surfaces



Sintered stone offers various finishes, with matte being a popular choice. Different textures can be created after sintering, from polished to textured surfaces. Full body slabs are beneficial as the color and texture go through the entire material, ensuring consistent appearance even with edge treatments.

Matte Surface Sintered Stone Slab Packing and Loading



1, Metal A Frame, loading details by 40HC Container

Sintered Slab Size 1600 X 3200 X 12mm, Max. 186 Slabs / 952.32M² / 27.3 Tons.

2, Wooden Bundle, loading details by 20GP Container

Sintered Slab Size 1600 X 3200 X 12mm, Max. 176 Slabs / 901.10M² / 27.3 Tons.

Sintered Stone Export Packaging

• Sintered stone big slabs packaging primarily involves using robust fumigated wooden crates or specialized A-Frame racks to secure the slabs upright, with ample cushioning and strapping to prevent movement and damage during transit.

1, Packaging Methods for Large Format Sintered Stone

• The method of sintered stone packaging depends on the quantity, size, and destination of the sintered stone slabs:
• Sintered Stone packing Wooden Crates: This is a common method for shipping large quantities or specific orders.
• Sintered Stone Slabs are stacked vertically within the crate.
• Pearl wool packing foam or cardboard sheets are inserted between each slab to provide cushioning and prevent scratches or impacts.
• The crates are reinforced with nails, metal plates, and steel strapping to be strong enough to withstand vibration and bouncing.

For international shipping, the wooden crates are fumigated and certified to prevent pests.                                                                                         

  2. 2, Sintered stone packing A-Frame Racks:

• This specialized equipment is often used for transporting large, heavy slabs, both for storage and transit.
• Sintered Stone Slabs are loaded onto the A-shaped bars and secured with ratchet straps to hold them firmly in place.
• The A-frames provide stable, vertical support and help absorb shock.
• These large-format porcelain slabs, packed in A Meta frames, are then loaded into shipping containers, and any gaps are filled with wooden strips or airbags to prevent shifting.

3, Key Materials for sintered stone slab package

• Fumigated Wood: Used for constructing sturdy crates and A-frames that meet international shipping standards.
• Cushioning Materials: Foam, pearl wool, or cardboard sheets are essential for protecting the slab surfaces from scratches and impacts.
• Strapping: Metal or plastic straps and ratchet straps are used to secure the slabs tightly within the packaging and prevent any movement.
• Protective Wrapping: A thin plastic sheet may wrap individual slabs to prevent abrasions or moisture exposure.
• Corner and Edge Guards: These protectors are applied to vulnerable edges to prevent chipping or breaking.
• Airbags: Used to fill gaps inside shipping containers, further reinforcing the load and preventing movement during transit.

Handling and Transport Considerations for ultra-compact sintered stone surfaces

• Proper handling is as crucial as packaging.
• Specialized equipment, like vacuum slab lifters and forklifts, is recommended for safe loading and unloading of heavy slabs. The packaged sintered stone slabs must be kept upright at all times, as horizontal stacking increases the risk of breakage.