This Econetic rock-cutting wire saw page contains an unusual operating note: how the old instructions describe a midway shutdown. That procedure—not a generic quarry introduction—is the main reason to preserve this separate product record.
Midway shutdown recorded on the old page
The source says to stop the feed first, keep the flywheel rotating for about 1 minute and widen the slit to make the next start easier. It warns against a long stop that could leave the bead wire trapped in a rock-stratum crack. If the wire is stuck, the note says to loosen it before handling according to site conditions and to use the emergency stop for safety.
This is legacy webpage guidance. The delivered manual, trained operator and site procedure must control the actual shutdown and restart.
Machine range behind the operating note
The page lists DWS-37M, DWS-55M and DWS-75M with 37, 55 and 75 kW main motors, 1750–2100 mm maximum cut spacing, ±180° head overturning and 0–40 m/s flywheel speed. Identify which model the shutdown record applies to at the site.
Operator handover items
- Model, wire, quarry rock and cut geometry
- Normal stop, midway stop and emergency-stop procedures
- Conditions for inspecting or handling a trapped wire
- Restart approval and exclusion area
- Written incident and wire-condition record
Do not treat the short old paragraph as a replacement for lockout or site safety requirements.
Original product images
