Customer Case
Granite Diamond Wire Saw Machine in China
This granite diamond wire saw machine was used in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. Unlike a dispatch-only page, the old record also notes that technicians gave the customer guidance on using the equipment.
Technical guidance is part of commissioning
For a wire saw, handover should connect the control panel with the physical setup at the bench. Operators need to understand machine travel, guide-pulley alignment, wire direction, water delivery and the response to changing cutting load. The archive confirms guidance took place but does not preserve the training sheet or settings.
Granite application without added specifications
Quanzhou and granite are explicit in the source. The machine is described as stable, reliable, efficient and energy saving after years of mining practice, and suitable for different stones. There is no model, motor rating, wire construction, bench size or measured result tied to this site. The broad claims are therefore not rewritten as a Quanzhou performance guarantee.
A better handover record
The site file should identify the granite, machine and wire first. A marked bench drawing can show the cut plane, machine position and pulleys, while the electrical and water checks document the conditions under which the training was delivered.
During the guided cut, note operator actions, travel adjustment, elapsed time, face quality and wire condition. Keep the signed sheet with the case photographs. This would preserve what technicians actually taught and provide a useful reference when the quarry trains another operator.
















