This CSM marble chain saw is described for high-bench quarrying with a wire saw, especially where the ore body has large fissures or not enough free faces. It cuts dry and is presented for cold, arid or high-altitude sites where water cooling is difficult.
High-bench application boundary
The old page associates the combined method with large marble mines needing output and platform flatness. It also claims high mining efficiency and waste rate, but gives no measured comparison. Document fissures, available faces, bench geometry and the cut assignment between chain and wire saw before treating the method as suitable.
CSM model choices
CSM-3200, CSM-4500 and CSM-5600 provide maximum depths of 3200, 4500 and 5600 mm. Total power is 53, 65 and 65 kW, and listed weight is 6800, 9200 and 9900 kg. Every row shows 3–7 m²/h. Confirm the marble and chain behind that range.
Dry-cutting and options
PLC control and hydraulic adjustment for stone hardness are named as standard features; IoT monitoring and wireless remote control are optional. The source also notes a separate water-cooled belt-arm technology. Do not confuse that alternative machine with the dry chain saw being specified here.
- Bench/fissure drawing and cut direction
- CSM model, chain and wire-saw coordination
- Dust, access and climate controls
- Selected monitoring/remote options
- Platform flatness and cut record
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