Synthetic marble
Reverté’s calcium carbonates, recommended for synthetic marble slabs and fitted shapes, are designed to minimise the consumption of polyester resin and provide high and consistent whiteness.
Advantages
- High whiteness
- High packing capacity
- Minimum consumption of polyester resin
- Consistent granulometry and whiteness
- Reduction in surface porosity
- Dimensional stability
Products
CALFORT® 5
D50 = 5 microns – D98 = 22 microns
Main Advantages
Good whiteness. Provides maximum packaging efficiency which ensures minimum consumption of polyester resin. Reduces surface porosity and the risk of surface cracking.
MICRAL® 5 (extra white marble)
D50 = 5 microns – D98 = 28 microns
Main Advantages
Very high whiteness. Provides good packaging efficiency which ensures minimum consumption of polyester resin.
Reduces surface porosity and the risk of surface cracking.
GRANIFORT® 05 (extra white marble)
D50 = 250 microns – D98 = 800 microns
Main Advantages
Very high whiteness. Consistent granulometry. Optimal packaging efficiency to reduce consumption of polyester resin.
MICRAL® 10
D50 = 7 microns – D98 = 38 microns
Main Advantages
For the formulation of very matt paints (minimum sheen), high whiteness, very low binder demand and good resistance to wet rubbing with high PVC.
GRANIFORT® 1 (extra white marble)
D50 = 0.8 mm – D98 = 1.2 mm
Main Advantages
Complies with the EN 13139 standard (CE marking). Very good machinability due to the spherical morphology of the particles. High whiteness. Well-calibrated and consistent granulometric distribution
Absence of sulphates, sulphur (pyrrhotite) and organic matter.
No reactivity with alkalis.
GRANIFORT® 2 (extra white marble)
D50 = 1.5 mm – D98 = 2 mm
Main Advantages
Complies with the EN 13139 standard (CE marking).
Very good machinability due to the spherical morphology of the particles.
High whiteness. Well-calibrated and consistent granulometric distribution. Absence of sulphates, sulphur (pyrrhotite) and organic matter.
No reactivity with alkalis.