by Stone & Sannini - EKA Group

Abaco Colori
colour abbaco
Colori Naturali
.1 Arrotato
Cotto estruso con superficie rustica, ottenuta attraverso la lavorazione del materiale crudo
con spazzole d’acciaio. Il tono di colore più intenso è dovuto all’asportazione superficiale
dei sali attraverso l’arrotatura.
.2 Litos
Terra estrusa e semplicemente cotta senza interventi o trattamenti superficiali. Finitura striata
ottenuta attraverso la naturale colorazione dei sali portati in superficie prima della cottura
nella fase dell’essiccazione.
Colori con sali di superficie
.3 .4 Sali
Cotto estruso con superficie rustica. La colorazione si ottiene con sali al manganese, per reazione
chimica in fase di cottura. Il procedimento consiste nell’applicazione di sali applicati
con disco meccanico nella fase successiva all’essiccamento del prodotto.
Colori in pasta
.5 Litos Tabacco
Cotto estruso con superficie Litos in pasta marrone. La colorazione è ottenuta attraverso la
miscelazione di una composizione di ossidi, ferro 303 T e biossido di manganese nell’impasto
dell’argilla, per permettere una penetrazione uniformemente distribuita. Questo sistema
non altera le caratteristiche fisico-meccaniche del cotto.
.6 Litos Champagne
Cotto estruso con superficie Litos in pasta gialla. La colorazione è ottenuta attraverso la
miscelazione dell’ossido di titanio nell’impasto dell’argilla, per permettere una penetrazione
uniformemente distribuita. Questo sistema non altera le caratteristiche fisico-meccaniche del
cotto.
.1 arrotato .2 litos
.3 arrotato tabacco .4 arrotato champagne
.5 litos tabacco .6 litos champagne
Natural colours
.1 Arrotato: Extruded terracotta with rustic
surface, obtained through working the
element’s surface with steel brushes prior to
firing. The more intense colour of this tile is
due to the removal of surface salts during the
brushing process.
.2 Litos: Extruded terracotta fired without any
working processes on its surface. Slightly
striped finish obtained through the natural
coloration of the salts moving towards the
surface during the drying process, prior to
firing.
Surface coloured elements
.3 .4 Salts: Extruded terracotta with rustic
surface “arrotato”. The coloration is being
obtained during firing through a chemical
reaction of manganese salts, which have
been applied to the elements with a mechanical
disc after the drying process.
Full body elements
.5 Litos Tobacco: Terracotta elements with
“litos” surface, extruded with brown clay. The
coloration is obtained by mixing a composition
of oxides, iron 303T and manganese
dioxide into the clay, which allows a uniform
colour penetration and distribution. All physical
and mechanical characteristics remain
unaltered.
.6 Litos Champagne: Terracotta elements
with “litos” surface, extruded with yellow
clay. The coloration is obtained by mixing
titanium oxides into the clay, which allows a
uniform colour penetration and distribution.
All physical and mechanical characteristics
remain unaltered.
Natural colours
Arrotato: Extruded terracotta with rustic surface,
obtained through working the element’s
surface with steel brushes prior to firing. The
more intense colour of this tile is due to the
removal of surface salts during the brushing
process.
Litos: Extruded terracotta fired without any
working processes on its surface. Slightly
striped finish obtained through the natural
coloration of the salts moving towards the
surface during the drying process, prior to
firing.
Surface coloured elements
Salts: Extruded terracotta with rustic surface
“arrotato”. The coloration is being obtained
during firing through a chemical reaction of
manganese salts, which have been applied
to the elements with a mechanical disc after
the drying process.
Full body elements
Litos Tobacco: Terracotta elements with “litos”
surface, extruded with brown clay. The coloration
is obtained by mixing a composition of
oxides, iron 303T and manganese dioxide
into the clay, which allows a uniform colour
penetration and distribution. All physical and
mechanical characteristics remain unaltered.
Litos Champagne: Terracotta elements with
“litos” surface, extruded with yellow clay.
The coloration is obtained by mixing titanium
oxides into the clay, which allows a uniform
colour penetration and distribution. All physical
and mechanical characteristics remain
unaltered.
Natural colours
Arrotato: Extruded terracotta with rustic surface,
obtained through working the element’s
surface with steel brushes prior to firing. The
more intense colour of this tile is due to the
removal of surface salts during the brushing
process.
Litos: Extruded terracotta fired without any
working processes on its surface. Slightly
striped finish obtained through the natural
coloration of the salts moving towards the
surface during the drying process, prior to
firing.
Surface coloured elements
Salts: Extruded terracotta with rustic surface
“arrotato”. The coloration is being obtained
during firing through a chemical reaction of
manganese salts, which have been applied
to the elements with a mechanical disc after
the drying process.
Full body elements
Litos Tobacco: Terracotta elements with “litos”
surface, extruded with brown clay. The coloration
is obtained by mixing a composition of
oxides, iron 303T and manganese dioxide
into the clay, which allows a uniform colour
penetration and distribution. All physical and
mechanical characteristics remain unaltered.
Litos Champagne: Terracotta elements with
“litos” surface, extruded with yellow clay.
The coloration is obtained by mixing titanium
oxides into the clay, which allows a uniform
colour penetration and distribution. All physical
and mechanical characteristics remain
unaltered.
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