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RAK Porcelain offers different collections for industry needs
EH Staff - Mumbai
RAK Porcelain established in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah is known for manufacturing
high grade alumina fully vitrified porcelain tableware for the hospitality industry.
With a production capacity of 15 million pieces of dinnerware per annum, the
manufacturing outlet uses state-of-the-art machinery. The crockery is easy to
use, functional and reliable. With an in-house design team the company can provide
its customers customised shapes, patterns and logos which with quality and durability
combined have achieved a distinctive position in the industry.
RAK Porcelain produces two brands specially created for hotels
and for retail, and has a distribution in more than 50 nations. The products
use finest quality porcelain ware which meets the highest standards in edge
chip resistance and the company even offers an extended warranty against edge
chipping of these ranges to hotels. High firing temperature used ensures that
the products are fully vitrified thus making it highly resistant to repeated
dish washing cycles under normal dishwashing procedures. The products are oven
and microwave safe, shock-resistant, dishwasher safe and abrasion proof.
Every product of RAK Porcelain is distinctively different. All Spice is designed
by French designer Alain Vavro. Pixel has innovative embossed design. The Buffet
collection presents a variety of products combining aesthetic and functional
qualities.
Consisting of 75 individual pieces, this collection has been developed to satisfy
the significant needs of the restaurant industry. With its restrained design,
its simple, yet refined forms, the Banquet collection fulfils the restaurants'
functional needs while still preserving a minimalist elegance combined with
the perfection of a classical style with its care for detail. Ska is the hotel
porcelain collection, which combines square and round and is developed for catering
and industry. The Fine Dine collection fulfils the need of the most demanding
restaurateurs, due to the clear lines.
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