Xiamen Ji Yuan Stone Co.,Ltd.
Green Agate Tile
Green Agate Tile
Introduce a touch of elegance and luxury to your space with our Green Agate Tile. Made of stunning natural green agate stone, each tile boasts unique patterns and colors, adding a one-of-a-kind element to your interior design. Experience the benefits of durable and beautiful flooring with our Green Agate Tile.
Feature | Details |
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Product Name | Green Agate Tile |
Material | 100% Agate Gemstone |
Surface Finished | Honed,Polished |
Finished Products | Floor Tiles, Wall Cladding, Countertops, Windowsills, Special-Shaped Tiles, Small Slabs, Swimming Pool, Steps, Wall Panel, Flooring, Veneers, Slabs, Coping Tiles etc. |
Color | Yellow,Black,White,Red,Purple Wood,Green,Grey,Pink,Rainbow,Pink,Tiger Eye etc |
Size | Any sizes customized are welcome |
Edge Available | Polished, Bush Hammer, Flat, Flamed, Eased, Beveled, Bullnose, Ogee, Cove, Dupont, laminated, non-laminated and etc. |
Thickness | 10/15/18/20/25/30mm etc |
Usage | Indoor/Outdoor Decoration, For floor or wall, Counter tops, Vanity tops |
Packing | Seaworthy Wooden Crate |
Understanding the Bending Strength and Chemical Composition of Green Agate Tile
1. Bending Strength
Bending strength refers to the ultimate pressure value a tile can withstand before breaking under a bending load. It is measured in MPa (Megapascals) and follows the same principles as general strength measurements.
Practical Application:
- The bending strength of green agate tile determines its application environment.
- A tile with high bending strength can be used in structural applications, whereas a low bending strength tile is not suitable for countertops or supporting surfaces.
2. Chemical Composition of Green Agate Tile
The properties of green agate tile are influenced by its chemical composition. Below are the key chemical components and their characteristics:
(1) SiO₂ – Silica
- White powder, transparent or translucent crystal.
- In granite, if SiO₂ exceeds 75%, it is classified as acidic rock.
(2) Al₂O₃ – Aluminum Oxide
- White powder or crystalline form.
- Adds hardness and durability to the stone.
(3) CaO – Calcium Oxide (Quicklime)
- White in color, reacts with water and generates heat.
- Found in high amounts in marble.
(4) MgO – Magnesium Oxide
- White solid.
- Present in stone as periclase, contributing to stone stability.
(5) Na₂O – Sodium Oxide
- White, amorphous flakes or powder.
- Highly corrosive.
(6) K₂O – Potassium Oxide
- White powder.
- Corrosive, like sodium oxide.
(7) Fe₂O₃ – Ferric Oxide (Iron Oxide)
- Red in color.
- One of the main components that causes red hues in stone.
(8) FeO – Ferrous Oxide
- Black in color.
- Present in dark-colored stones.
(9) MnO – Manganese Oxide
- Black in color.
- Affects the tone and durability of the stone.
(10) TiO₂ – Titanium Dioxide
- White solid or powder.
- Enhances brightness and durability.
The Artistic Value of Green Agate Tile
Marble, including green agate tile, is regarded as a high-quality building material due to its:
- Great inclusiveness in design.
- High plasticity, allowing for various applications.
- Thousands of texture variations, offering artistic patterns.
With secondary creation techniques, the natural texture of green agate tile can be enhanced, creating a harmonious and unique decorative effect.
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