White Marble Limestone

Our White Marble Limestone is a beautiful and durable natural stone that boasts a timeless elegance. With its pure white color and smooth surface, it adds a touch of sophistication to any space. Our limestone is also highly durable and resistant to wear and tear, making it a practical and long-lasting choice for various applications. Enhance your project with the luxurious and practical features of our White Marble Limestone.

For Architects

-Millions of years exquisitely carved by nature, creating light beige color limestone
-Comfortable color and veins, touching, experiencing by heart, feeling the power of life.
-Each piece of stone has its speical texture, working together to promote the simple&modern style of the whole building.
-Suitable for wall cladding, outdoor floor, withstanding test of harsh enviroment, still perfect after many years.
-Breaking the tediousness and uninterestingness of traditional granite, putting the beautiful coat on buildings.
-Realizing perfect combinatin of engineering and art, becoming the preferred material for project owners and architects.

Polishing Procedure of White Marble Limestone

The polishing process of white marble limestone begins after shaping with a copying machine. The assembled pieces are transferred to the assembly workshop, where they undergo water sandpaper polishing. The initial step involves using a 70# or 80# grinding wheel to eliminate traces left by the small saw blade during assembly. This step is essential for straightening, leveling, and preparing the surface for further polishing.

Step 1: Rough Grinding with 80# Water Sandpaper

1. Preparation:

• Apply water and place the 80# water sandpaper on the processing surface of the marble.
• Hold the sandpaper by hand and grind repeatedly back and forth.

2. Grinding Technique:

• Apply slight pressure while grinding to enhance speed and effectiveness.
• The goal is to remove traces of the previous process, ensuring a smooth surface.
• Check progress by wiping off excess water and inspecting the surface from the side.

3. Importance of Rough Grinding:

• This step shapes the product's contours and model surfaces.
• It helps level out any irregularities in the processed surface.
• Proper completion of this step is crucial; otherwise, subsequent polishing will not achieve the desired quality.

4. Key Considerations:

• 80# water sandpaper is coarse, allowing for a high grinding rate.
• Careful control of the grinding pressure and technique is necessary to avoid excessive material removal.

This initial rough grinding phase lays the foundation for achieving a high-quality polished finish on white marble limestone.