Block Cutting Machine

A: A block cutting machine processes large raw stone blocks during the primary cutting stage. A bridge saw generally processes already-cut slabs into specific sizes, shapes or finished components.

A: Neither technology is universally better. Multi-blade machines are often considered for high-volume standardized slab production, while multi-wire technology can be particularly attractive for high-value stones where material yield and narrow cutting kerf are important.

A: The blade configuration depends on the specific machine model, blade diameter, block dimensions, required slab thickness and main motor capacity. Please contact us with your production requirements for the appropriate configuration.

A: Output depends on stone type, block dimensions, slab thickness, blade/wire configuration, cutting speed, loading and unloading time and working hours.We suggest calculating the output based on the actual production conditions.

A: Requirements normally include electrical power and cooling water, while the exact specifications depend on the machine model. Foundation, drainage and slurry-handling requirements should also be considered during factory planning.

A: For standard machine configurations, the production lead time is generally around 15–30 days after order confirmation and receipt of the agreed payment, depending on the model, configuration, customization and production schedule. The confirmed lead time will be stated in the quotation or order confirmation.

A: For international orders, T/T (bank wire transfer) is a commonly used payment method. Depending on the order value, project requirements and customer conditions, L/C or other payment arrangements may also be discussed and agreed upon. The exact payment schedule will be specified in the quotation and sales contract.

A: Send us your stone type, block dimensions, required slab thickness, expected production capacity and destination country. If possible, also provide photos of your raw blocks and existing production process.