Grits

This series is represented by a hyperwhite grit formulated for compatibility with all other grits in the range and therefore to be used in combination with them as specks. It can also be used on its own as decoration (white grain pattern) or mixed in with glazes, insofar as due to its extreme whiteness, it has a fusibility allowing it to perfectly melt without creating a relief effect and unpleasant tactile sensation.

This series is represented by matt transparent grits with high resistance to light-foot traffic. This is the series with the highest number of codes. This is due to a careful study of their chemical characteristics performed by Colorobbia in an effort to identify the best way to combine their technical properties with the soft or non-slip matt surfaces that need to be created, in accordance with the different temperatures of use. Moreover, as can be inferred from their physical characteristics listed in the catalogue, they can be used in a broad range of firing temperatures (from wall tiles to floor tiles) and easily adapt to the majority of ceramic supports.

They are transparent grits and this translates into excellent colour development; normally, in the case of lapped tile production, they create – either on their own or with glossy grits – very transparent and compact glass.

The last of the grit series, but no less important. This series is represented by grits with a shiny or metallic effect. It’s worth noting that despite being special effect grits, their resistance to chemical attacks is guaranteed in our standard firing conditions (1205 for 50 minutes). They can be used either on their own or mixed with other grits in the range to create a speckled effect. For this reason they are not supplied in all grain sizes but only those allowing use with dry application or as a speckled effect.