Daltex Autumn Quartz (2-5mm)

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Daltex Autumn Quartz 2-5mm is a popular warm honey, yellow and cream quartz, durable with semi-rounded particles.

Beautiful, imported quartz with flecks of darker stone for a nice even natural surface with character. It can be mixed with the 1-3mm Autumn Quartz or darker aggregates can be introduced to create a contrast.

We strongly recommend the use of UVR resin with all DALTEX dried aggregates.

Non-UVR resin darkens and fades over a very short period of time and has a natural tendency to discolour. It should never be used with this aggregate.

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1 Pack = 25kg (= 0.85m2 = for 18mm thickness)

Technical Spec

Hardness (7)
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PSV (54) – Polished Stone Value
The PSV of an aggregate is a measure of the resistance of an aggregate to polishing and the value is established by subjecting the aggregate to a standard polishing process and then testing the aggregate with a portable skid resistance tester. Aggregate that has a PSV over 60 is regarded as a High Skid Resistant Aggregate. The higher the PSV figure the greater resistance the aggregate has to polishing.
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AAV (0,6) – Aggregate Abrasion Value
A known mass of aggregate chippings are set in resin in a small test panel and subject to abrasion on a grinding apparatus. The loss in weight of the aggregate after a specified time as a percentage of the original weight is the AAV.
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AIV – Aggregate Impact Value
The aggregate impact value is a strength value of an aggregate that is determined by performing the Aggregate Impact Test on a sample. The AIV is the percentage of fines produced from the aggregate after subjecting it to a standard amount of impact. Below 10 would be regarded as strong, above 35 would normally be regarded as too weak to be used in road surfaces.
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ACV – Aggregate Crushing Value
The aggregate crushing value is a value which indicates the ability of an aggregate to resist crushing. The lower the figure, the stronger the aggregate ie the greater its ability to resist crushing.