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The manufacturing process of Recycled Glass Surfaces is made with crystalline silica free materials. This won’t be possible without the cutting-edge Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology.
The manufacturing process of RGS is carried out through the exclusive Phi 4R+ Fullbody cutting-edge technology. An enhanced version of its predecessor, PHI 4R, that provides surfaces with an unparalleled appearance, easy workability, and a respectful and safe formula.
After a high hybrid process, PHI slabs reveal a translucency equivalent to real marble and an impressive visual depth, with unmatchable white backgrounds. Without visible grains in the particulate and a high light reflection, Phi countertops are visibly smooth and bright, with patterns and veins achieving exquisite sharpness and realism. Nothing compares to Phi RGS as it reaches the zenith of excellence in the engineered stone industry.
Additionally, this technology achieves a full-body performance of the slabs, authentically replicating the 3D effect found in natural stones. This significantly simplifies the manufacturing process: the color and pattern run through the entire thickness of the slabs, allowing for flawless edge finishes without the need for mitering.
The Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology provides a non-porous material with lower water and stain absorption, great durability, and a high resistance for scratches. The fabrication process of Phi requires no changes in processing techniques when compared to traditional quartz surfacing. No changes in cutting techniques, consumable tooling, adhesives or handling of the material.
This ultimate PHI 4R+ FULLBODY technology is based in four major pillars: Remove, Recycle, Reuse, and Respect.
The manufacturing process of Recycled Glass Surfaces uses crystalline silica-free materials. This eliminates any risk of airbone crystalline silica particles being inhaled during the fabrication of the slabs, ensuring a safer and healthier working environment.
Phi Recycled Glass Surfaces include up to 90% of recycled materials such as glass. By reducing the use of raw materials, the carbon footprint generated during the material production process is significantly smaller.
Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology reuses nearly 100% of the water required in the slab manufacturing process. Moreover, it contributes to keeping rivers and oceans clean and preserving their biodiversity by achieving a zero-water discharge.
A more sustainable and respectful manufacturing process is possible with Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology thanks to the use of recycled materials, the removal of crystalline silica, the harnessing of water, and the waste management.
The manufacturing process of Recycled Glass Surfaces is made with crystalline silica free materials. This won’t be possible without the cutting-edge Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology.
Phi Recycled Glass Surfaces include up to 90% of recycled materials such as glass. By reducing the use of raw materials, the carbon footprint generated during the material production process is significantly smaller.
Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology reuses nearly 100% of the water required in the slab manufacturing process. This contributes to keeping rivers and oceans clean and preserving their biodiversity by achieving a zero-water discharge.
A more sustainable and respectful manufacturing process is possible with Phi 4R+ Fullbody technology thanks to the use of recycled materials, the removal of crystalline silica, the harnessing of water, and the waste management.
Phi Recycled Glass Surfaces feature the first hybrid material in the kitchen countertops industry that incorporates 90% recycled components, uses crystalline silica-free materials and keeps the surfaces stain-free with minimal maintenance.