Blackgalaxy

Blackgalaxy granite slabs are offered by Stoneasia, based in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Each slab measures 600 cm by 300 cm and is supplied in a polished finish that highlights the deep black base colour with golden speckles. The slabs are cut to a typical thickness of 2 cm, providing a balance of strength and manageable weight.

Granite of this grade is a natural igneous rock composed mainly of quartz, feldspar and mica, giving it inherent resistance to heat and scratches. The polished surface meets typical ISO 1302 surface‑finish standards and is easy to clean in commercial environments. Typical Mohs hardness values range from 6 to 7, which aligns with industry expectations for high‑traffic flooring and countertop applications. Stoneasia processes the stone using advanced sawing and polishing equipment to ensure uniform colour and minimal visual defects.

Architects and interior fit‑out contractors commonly select this material for luxury kitchen countertops, hotel lobbies and public building façades. Stoneasia can accommodate bulk orders with flexible minimum quantities and ships under CIF or FOB terms from the nearest Indian ports. Buyers should confirm the exact shipping incoterm, payment schedule and any required export documentation with the supplier before finalising the contract.

Stoneasia operates from Ramnath Mehta Bhawan, J Jodhpur 342001, Rajasthan, India. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it is verified for international trade. Although the platform records show a zero response rate, the supplier states that it works with reputable quarries and employs advanced processing techniques.

Stoneasia’s catalogue focuses on natural stone products, and the current listing highlights Blackgalaxy granite slabs for large‑scale projects. The supplier does not disclose specific certifications beyond meeting international quality standards, so buyers should request any relevant mill test reports. No additional corporate history, employee count or client references are provided in the source data.