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Verification of Subway Tile Standards : Surface, MOR, Marker Test, L Value, Water Absorption

Welcome to our channel! In this informative video, we delve into the fascinating world of subway tile quality control. Join us as we explore the various tests used to ensure the high standards and durability of subway tiles. Quality Control of Subway Tiles: Surface, MOR, Marker Test, L Value, Water Absorption & Thickness Video Highlights: Introduction Quality Control (QC) Surface Test M.O.R (Modulus of Rupture) Marker Test L Value Test Water Absorption Test Thickness Test Conclusion Related Links : Biscuit Tiles: • How Ceramic (Bisc... Subway Tiles: • Designing your sp... Video Notes: Quality control (QC): We kick off the video by discussing the importance of quality control in subway tile manufacturing. QC processes play a vital role in ensuring that every tile meets the required standards for appearance and functionality. Surface Test: One of the crucial tests performed on subway tiles is the surface test. This test checks for any defects, imperfections, or irregularities on the surface, such as cracks, scratches, or unevenness. M.O.R (Modulus of Rupture) Test: We explore the M.O.R test, which assesses the flexural strength of the tiles. This test determines the maximum stress a tile can withstand before breaking or fracturing. It helps guarantee the tile's resilience and resistance to heavy loads or impacts. Marker Test: The marker test involves using specific markers or pens on the tile's surface to assess its stain resistance. This test evaluates how well the tiles repel or resist common substances like ink, coffee, or other liquids that may accidentally come into contact with the tiles in daily use. L Value Test: The L Value test measures the lightness or darkness of the tile's color. By evaluating the L Value, manufacturers ensure consistent color shades across the tiles in a batch, maintaining aesthetic harmony during installation. Water Absorption Test: We explore the water absorption test, which determines the percentage of water absorbed by the tile's surface. This test is crucial as it helps assess the tile's resistance to moisture, which is particularly important in areas prone to water exposure, such as bathrooms or kitchens. Thickness Test: Lastly, we delve into the thickness test. This test measures the tile's thickness to ensure uniformity and adherence to specifications. Consistent thickness is crucial for proper installation, ensuring a smooth and level surface. Join us in this educational journey as we uncover the meticulous processes involved in subway tile quality control. Whether you're a homeowner, tile enthusiast, or industry professional, this video provides valuable insights into the checks and tests that ensure the high quality of subway tiles. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel for more engaging content on tile manufacturing, design tips, and home improvement. Stay tuned for our next video, where we explore the fascinating world of tile patterns and layout techniques. Connect with TIEIC Group on Social Media: LinkedIn:  / tieic-group     / tieic_group     / tieic.group     / tieic_group   ⚡ ABOUT TIEIC GROUP : Like you, We're curious design enthusiasts at heart and multi-passionate entrepreneurs by profession. In 1987, our grandfathers decided to make a change in the Indian ceramic tile manufacturing scene and that gave birth to the TIEIC Group. Since then our group has been expanded into multiple product manufacturing ventures based in Gujarat, India. Since 2016, we've launched our brand into the international market and proudly supplied our materials to more than 50 countries worldwide. TIEIC's Vision is to take "India To The World" and TIEIC's Mission is "To Create The Most Convenient Company For Importing Products From India With The Highest Level Of Services & Quality" Industries of TIEIC group: 1. Floor & Wall 2. Bathroom 3. Paper & Packaging ►► @tieicpaper 4. Plastics ►► @tieicplastics QUESTION — What other topic would you like us to cover on this channel?? #tiles #homedecor #interiordesign #porcelaintiles #indiatotheworld #subwaytile #tiledesign #patterns #laying #subwaytilebacksplash #indiatotheworld