If you have a stone workshop, you are probably familiar with the benefits of a stone cutting machine. It is not only effective for cutting stone slabs but also for removing old or damaged stone masonry. The simplest machine can cut stone down to a quarter of its original size in less than half an hour! The best way to use a stone cutting machine is to follow a few simple steps. Here are 8 great benefits of a stone cutting machine.
First, you need to choose a machine that will cut the stone. The best stone cutting machines come with blades that are designed to fit the material you are working with. For example, a saw made for cutting granite will have a blade that is a quarter-inch thick and be able to cut a stone of two to three inches thick in one pass. Another machine that is designed for cutting granite is the slab saw. The slab saw is typically sixteen to twenty-four inches in diameter and will allow you to cut a slab of stone to a quarter-inch thickness. The trim saw, meanwhile, is a smaller version, measuring four to six inches in diameter. It uses a very thin blade to cut small sections out of slabs.
Different stone-cutting machines differ in their design and function. They are used for different products, such as wall stone and large blocks of stone. Some machines can be used for a single operation, while others can perform both horizontal and cross cutting, depending on the design. The hydraulic system is sometimes powered by a combustion engine or by hand. A common drive allows multiple machines to cut stone at the same time. One type of stone cutting machine is the universal stonecutter. It can perform all three types of cutting - horizontal, butt, and cross.
A cabbing machine is an effective tool for grinding stones. This type of machine is able to rotate the stone and grind it to a precise shape while avoiding flat areas during the process. These machines typically use a flat or grooved lap to grind stones, and they can grind a large number of stones at once. Once the stone is ground to its final shape, it is polished using a process called tumbling. This is also a very effective method for polishing large slabs of stone.

Item |
ZDH-450X(90º) |
ZDH-600X(90º) |
Max.processing dimension |
3200×2000×100mm |
3200×2000×150mm |
Workstation rotation size |
90º/360º |
90º/360º |
Saw blade diameter |
Φ350-Φ450mm |
Φ350-Φ600mm |
Main engine power |
17kw |
18.5kw |
Total power |
22.2kw |
23.7kw |
Outline dimension |
6000×4500×2800mm |
6000×4500×5050mm |
Weight |
5T |
5.5T |
Water consumption |
3m³/h |
3m³/h |