AAPT GRANITES

Jet Black Granite  It is a Dark black with Medium sized granite. The difference between absolute black and Jet black is , jet black can be polished in edges without applyying any colouring agent. The colour of Top polish and edge will be the same The main difference between Bengal Black and Jet black is, while Bengal black has white/green dots throughout the surfaces, Jet black will not have any white/green dots. It is very much liked for Tombstones and engraving work. It is also very hard material and hence takes fantasic polish many times more than 100 Deg on Gloss meter.

Today we are presenting another beautiful material. which is called Royal Black granite. It is also called Black star. Now I post the photo of Blocks and later we will post the photos of slabs.

Bengal Black 2 cm and 3 cm slabs for Building /construction/Counter Tops This material is Darker than San Gabriel granite and Preto of Brazil. But Less compared to Nero absoluto. This is a widely used building material in France, Germany, Latin American countries and US. We can offer this material in Polished , Flammed, Honned and Brushed finishes. Can also offer water jet finish on this. Enclosed the photos of the latest Lot we have processed.

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New Bengal Black This is the most common form of Bengal black. It has got more lighter spots than the Original Bengal Black. All other characteristics are similar to Bengal Black. Enclosed the 60X60 tile out of this material

Dark Bengal Black Dark Bengal Black is a Rarity among all types of blacks. It is a much prefred and very much sought out material for Tombstone makers and Builders recently we have processed a Good lot to a Eastern European client and this material turned out to be a very dark Bengal black. We will load some more images later today pertaining to this shipment.

More info about Bengal Black Specific density of this material is 2.97Mt/CBM making it one of the hardest material. also it does not absorve moisture hence very difficult to modify the colour. In Middle east  it is popular known as G20 and in Egypt market and Turkey called as Double Black. In Many Southern European countries it is also known as economical black The following Photos are taken from our recent shipment to a East European Customer