This permanent-magnet marble cutter page centres on operator workflow: parameters are set before automatic cutting, and trained workers can supervise more than one machine. Its old text also associates wire cutting with block yield and reduced waste.
Automation still begins with a controlled setup
The source describes simple operation after correct parameter entry, but it also requires trained professionals. Record the marble, cut plane, wire path, water and initial settings before automatic operation. If one worker supervises several machines, the handover should define alarm response, stop authority and the checks made at each unit.
The high-yield statement is qualitative. Measure accepted block dimensions and discarded stone during a representative cut if yield is part of the project decision.
DWS-37M/55M/75M range
| Model | Main motor | Total power | Maximum cut spacing |
|---|---|---|---|
| DWS-37M | 37 kW | 40 kW | 1750 mm |
| DWS-55M | 55 kW | 58 kW | 1950 mm |
| DWS-75M | 75 kW | 79 kW | 2100 mm |
All rows list 0–40 m/s flywheel speed and ±180° head overturning.
Automatic-cut acceptance sheet
- Model, marble and planned block dimensions
- Wire, pulleys, rails, water and power
- Approved settings and alarm/stop response
- Cut time, finished block and discarded material
- Wire condition and operator observations
Keep one accepted record beside the operator settings.
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