Can quartz stone be seamlessly spliced like man-made stone?
Quartz stone itself because the hardness is too high, plus the particles inside will collapse side, so opening when the edge of the mouth is relatively rough, natural splicing will produce cracks. Seamless splicing is more difficult. Even if quartz stone can be spliced, but can not be polished and polished, as the original. There will still be the joint line.
Can not say no, the technical requirements of the master of the quartz stone is relatively high, even to achieve seamless, but also taking into account the surface treatment of the joint, the customers in the home is generally very difficult to do, after all, to the use of the large steam polishing machine, so the general customers in the home at the seams in your light look at the surface than he would faint, is the truthLet's say the problem of water retaining after quartz stone is not completely can not be made into other round bottom arc, but the other Tefe artificial river head, so the cost virtually increased a lot, even made a round bottom arc, but because of the characteristics of quartz stone itself -- not easy to polish. So you need to consider the problem of polishing, general polishing machine can not do very bright effect, unless the high-power gas throwing machine, but this is almost impossible to achieve at home customers.It's not quartz that can't be polished. You can see a good quartz stone block. It's all round and smooth. It uses a powerful gas thrower.Moreover, if you want to make a round bottom arc, the maximum may be done in the factory, but quartz stone is not like artificial stone, and if it is wrong, it will be difficult to modify.
Artificial stone mainly rely on mechanical processing, with sophisticated mechanical processing, two of the interface has a good quality of docking, then you can use special glue for pressure bonding. The final process still requires precise mechanical finishing, polishing and polishing. In this way, artificial stone countertops can be seamless splicing.
