Marble Arabescato is a variety of white marble very valuable with dark gray veins, called "arabesques" and is extracted in the Apuan Alps Versilia.
This marble has a white color and has veins generally with oval patterns of gray-green color depending on its origin.
It is widely used in the realization of floorings and coverings of interiors and exteriors and also used for the creation of objects for interior decoration.
ARABESCATO | |
|---|---|
Tipologia | Marble |
Paese di Origine | Italy |
Carico di rottura a compressione | 1359 Kg/cm² |
Carico di rottura dopo cicli gelività | 1090 Kg/cm² |
Carico di rottura unitario a flessione | 239 Kg/cm² |
Coefficiente dilatazione lineare termica | 0,0061 mm/m °C |
Coefficiente di imbibizione acqua | 0,14 % |
Resistenza all’urto: altezza minima di caduta | 42,5 cm |
Usura per attrito | 3,70 mm |
Peso per unità di volume | 2699 Kg/m³ |
Modulo di elasticità | 924000 Kg/cm² |
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