Customer Case
Diamond Wire Saw Cutting Machine in China
This delivery record places a Huada diamond wire saw cutting machine in a marble-mining project in Hebei, China. The old page is brief, but it establishes both the stone and province without needing to infer either from the photographs.
Marble is the project context
The source also says the machine family can be used in different stone mines. That broader product range does not change the evidence here: the documented Hebei application is marble. Wire selection, tension and travel should therefore be based on the actual marble rather than a generic quarry setting.
General claims are not Hebei measurements
Stable operation, fast cutting and high yield are described after years of mining practice, and the page mentions customers in many countries and regions. No machine model, bench size, wire, cut area, elapsed time or block-recovery figure is attached to this case. These statements remain company experience, not quantified results from the photographed mine.
What to record on the next cut
A useful field sheet would start with the marble variety, bench drawing, required cutting plane and available power and water. It should also identify the machine, guide-pulley arrangement and diamond wire fitted for the trial.
Mark the intended block before the cut and photograph the finished face from the same position. Logging cutting time, face condition, block geometry and wire use would turn this Hebei delivery reference into a repeatable marble application while keeping the existing title and gallery intact.















