Customer Case
Stone Wire Saw Machine in China
The photographed application for this Huada stone wire saw machine is a slate mine in Jiangxi, China. The source also lists granite, marble and limestone as suitable materials, but those broader applications are product scope rather than evidence from the Jiangxi site.
Slate is the documented material
Slate can present bedding and variable resistance, so the cutting plane and wire route need to be agreed from the actual face. The old record does not provide bench geometry, machine position or completed block measurements. It therefore supports a slate application without claiming a particular recovery result.
Permanent-magnet drive
The machine uses a permanent-magnet synchronous motor. The archived text states that cutting efficiency is 30% higher than a machine of the same standard, but it does not identify that standard machine, the test stone, wire or measurement period. The percentage remains a manufacturer comparison and is not presented as a verified result from Jiangxi.
A field record that would complete the case
Document the slate face, intended cut, guide-pulley positions, power supply, machine model and selected diamond wire before starting. During the cut, keep operating time and electrical readings with observations of wire tracking and the finished surface.
Granite, marble and limestone inquiries should be treated as separate selections, even though the machine family can be used with them. Matching the wire and operating plan to each stone is more reliable than transferring the slate setup. A signed acceptance sheet would allow a future page to distinguish product capability from the result actually achieved in Jiangxi.
















