1. Material preparation: Selecting high-quality raw materials, including aluminum hydroxide powder, MMA (methyl methacrylate), and resin, among others. These materials undergo rigorous screening and proportioning to ensure the quality and performance of the final product.
2. Mixing and pouring: Mixing the raw materials to ensure a uniform distribution of components and eliminate air bubbles. The mixture is then poured, injected, or sprayed into molds to achieve the desired shape and size.
3. Curing and hardening: After pouring, the mixture needs to be cured and hardened. This can be achieved through processes such as high-temperature baking, UV radiation, chemical reactions, or other curing methods to ensure the strength and stability of the product.
4. Surface treatment: Once cured, the surface of the artificial stone needs to be treated to achieve the desired smoothness, glossiness, and texture. This may involve grinding, polishing, scratch repair, drilling, and other operations.
5. Inspection and quality control: Inspecting and controlling the quality of the final artificial stone products to ensure compliance with relevant standards and requirements. This includes visual inspections, strength tests, and tests for stain resistance, among others.