We are a quartzite supplier and exporter from India, supplying natural quartzite slabs for kitchens, flooring, cladding, and architectural projects worldwide. Formed under extreme heat and pressure, quartzite offers the look of marble with the hardness of granite, making it one of the toughest natural stones available.

We supply contractors, importers, architects, and interior designers seeking a durable, high-end alternative to marble for both interior and exterior use.

Rough Block & Slab Sizes

Format Size
Rough Block (Gangsaw) 280-330 x 160-220 x 100-150 cm
Rough Block (Cutter) 160-300 x 60-100 x 60-100 cm
Gangsaw Slab 280 x 180cm and up, in 2cm and 3cm thickness
Cutter Slab 180 x 60cm and up, in 2cm and 3cm thickness
Large Format Gangsaw Slab Length 240-370cm, Width 120-210cm
Tiles 30×30, 30×60, 40×40, 60×40, 60×60, 60×90, 60×120 cm
Countertops Custom sizes to project template

Thickness & Finish

Thickness: 20mm and 30mm as standard for slabs; 2cm/3cm for gangsaw and cutter formats; custom thickness on request.

Finishes: Polished, Honed, Leathered, Bush Hammered, Lepatora, Shotblasted.

Suitable Applications

Kitchen countertops and islands, bathroom vanities, wall cladding and backsplashes, staircases (treads, risers, full staircases), and architectural elements like fireplace surrounds. Most quartzite is best suited to interior use; exterior or heavy-footfall flooring applications should be assessed stone-by-stone, since durability varies by specific variety.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a reliable quartzite exporter from India?
Arpran Industries is a quartzite supplier and exporter based in India, supplying natural quartzite slabs to importers, fabricators, and contractors worldwide.
Is quartzite better than granite for countertops?
Quartzite is generally harder and more heat-resistant than granite, while offering a softer, marble-like appearance, making it a preferred choice where both durability and aesthetics matter.
Can quartzite be used outdoors?
Yes, quartzite’s low porosity and weather resistance make it suitable for exterior cladding and facades, in addition to interior applications.
Is quartzite the same as quartz?
No, quartzite is a natural stone formed from sandstone under heat and pressure, while quartz is an engineered material made from crushed stone and resin.
Does quartzite require sealing?
Sealing is generally recommended to maintain stain resistance over time, though quartzite is naturally less porous than marble.
Does Arpran Industries export quartzite internationally?
Yes, we export quartzite to buyers across the UAE, Europe, USA, Australia and African markets, managing logistics and documentation directly.