The elastic modulus performance of Kelinai countertops is excellent. The specific analysis is as follows:
The bending elastic modulus of the Corine countertop reaches 10.5 gigapascals (GPa), significantly higher than the 6.5 gigapascals (GPa) requirement stipulated in the national standard JC/T908-2013. This performance advantage enables the countertop to maintain a good deformation recovery ability when subjected to external forces, with outstanding impact resistance, allowing for hot bending processing and meeting the requirements of complex shapes. For instance, its high elastic modulus characteristic enables the production of an integrated arc-shaped bottom rear water-blocking countertop, a process effect that is difficult to achieve with materials such as quartz stone and rock plates.
The high elastic modulus not only endows the Corian countertop with excellent physical stability, but also enhances its impact resistance. In the 2-meter drop impact test, there was no risk of damage to the countertop. Even if items such as cosmetic bottles slip during daily use, no structural damage will be caused. This feature makes it particularly suitable for scenarios such as kitchens and laboratories where frequent contact with hard objects is required. It can effectively extend the service life of countertops and reduce maintenance costs.
