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Press Release PR1        www.findstone.com        pr@findstone.com

 

Develop anti-slip and unique textures using plasma

 

Bring out the crisp and beautiful texture of natural or artificial stones instantaneously. The high temperature of plasma jet ( [CN1]  beyond 10000oC) enables perfect finish by removing only a thin surface layer of the stones in a flash and revealing its beautiful crystalline texture.

 

The system can be used to process stones of any shapes or for the recycling of rejects from other stone finishing processes. It can also be used to process multiple shapes and patterns on tiles, slabs and free standing parts.

 

 

Process all types of stone products:

·        ·        Thin 10 mm tiles (sawn, pre-polished, etc.)

·        ·        Stone slabs

·        ·        Cut-to-size pieces (tiles, slabs, rock boulders, etc)

·        ·        Badly polished natural and artificial stone tiles

·        ·        Any shapes (statues, monuments, steps, rock boulders, etc.)

·        ·        Low cost stone wastes from stone manufacturing plant

·        ·        Terrazzo (cement and stone aggregates)

 

 

Generate New Textures:

 

·        ·        Make real metal and ceramic oxides coating on stone surfaces: Give a sharp colour and a new finish with metallic or ceramic powders such as copper, bronze, stainless steel, aluminium, etc

·        ·        Generate patterns and lettering on stone surfaces

·        ·        Break small rock boulders into smaller pieces

·        ·        Split slabs

 

 

Production:

 

The production capacity of the installation depends on the type of stones to be processed and the depth of treatment required but a production of 150-250 sq.ft./hr can be expected with processing costs of 25 cents/ft2 (2.69 US$/m2).

 

 

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For further details, send an email to pr1@findstone.com along with your brief business details or interest, and stating your city and country.

 

Sept 11, 2001

 

 


  [CN1] On essaie d’éviter le mot « flamme » puisque ce n’est pas une combustion.  Je dirais plutôt « plasma jet ».