Customer Case
Stone Wire Saw Cutting Machine in China
This case places a stone wire saw cutting machine in Shanxi, China. The old record presents it as a quarry machine for granite, marble and limestone, used for mining cuts, slotting and seam work, but it does not identify the stone worked at the photographed site.
One machine, several cut types
A quarry wire saw can be arranged for a main separation cut or for the preparatory openings around a block. The archived page lists those duties together. It does not show the pulley route or bench drawing needed to tell which operation was performed in Shanxi, so the application range is preserved without turning it into a false job report.
Benefits need a measured cut
The source associates wire sawing with regular blocks, reduced waste, lower dust and noise, flexible operation and improved capacity. These are general advantages stated for the method. There is no recorded cut area, elapsed time, power reading, block recovery or wire use from this delivery.
Building a useful Shanxi reference
First identify the quarry stone rather than choosing settings from the province alone. Add the bench height, largest cutting plane, machine position, guide-pulley layout, available power and water. The selected machine model and matching diamond wire should appear on the same field sheet.
For the trial cut, photograph the starting face and pulley path, then record time, surface condition and recovered block geometry. A compact record like this would separate granite, marble and limestone applications and make the Shanxi case useful to another quarry without inventing specifications absent from the archive.
