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Independent laboratory test results for EuroStone zero silica surfaces. Each report is published in full, exactly as issued by the lab.

Reports currently available: Cosmolite® Zero. Reports for additional collections will be added as they are issued.

Zero Silica · Lab Tested

Cosmolite® Zero

Technical report n° 2607/528 · October 2, 2026

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Result: total crystalline silica (quartz, cristobalite and tridymite) was below the lab's detection limit of 0.1%.

Results

Identified phaseValue
Total crystalline silica (quartz + cristobalite + tridymite)Below detection limit (< 0.1%)
Amorphous component99.4%
Rutile0.6%

Test Details

Laboratory
Analitica S.a.s., San Lazzaro di Savena (BO), Italy
Prepared for
Stone Italiana S.p.A.
Sample
Cosmolite zero (Tile)
Test dates
July 28 – July 30, 2026
Method
Quantitative mineralogical analysis by X-ray diffraction (XRD)
Standard
UNI EN 13925/2006, integrated by Rietveld Method
Detection limit
0.1%

Lab Notes

  • •Results refer only to the tested samples.
  • •Corundum was added as an internal standard for the amorphous quantification.
  • •Estimated error ~10%.

Issued by Analitica S.a.s.. The report may not be partially reproduced without the laboratory's authorization, so it is provided here in full.

What “Below Detection Limit” Means

X-ray diffraction identifies the crystalline minerals in a material and measures how much of each is present. Crystalline silica, in the form of quartz, cristobalite or tridymite, is what creates respirable silica dust during cutting and grinding.

“Below detection limit” means the lab found no measurable crystalline silica: any amount present is under 0.1% of the sample, the smallest quantity the test can detect.

Safe fabrication practices still apply to every engineered surface. See our Silica Safety Information for handling guidance.

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