Customer Case
Wire Saw and Double Blade Quarrying Machines in China
This Guangdong, China, granite case records a familiar quarry pairing: a diamond wire saw with a double-blade circular saw. The original note also explains the usual division of cutting planes, which gives the page more project value than a simple delivery gallery.
Horizontal plane by wire saw
In the described scheme, the diamond wire saw is generally used for the horizontal cut. Its machine position, guide pulleys and wire route must be planned around the bench and the intended block. Water and support remain part of that plan even though the archive does not show them in detail.
Vertical planes by circular saw
The circular saw is generally assigned the vertical cuts. Blade spacing, cutting depth, rail direction and the granite-specific segment set need to correspond with the horizontal plane so the block geometry closes correctly. The saved page does not name the saw model or blade dimensions.
Documenting the combined result
The source describes both Huada machines as trusted after years of mine use in many countries and regions. It gives no Guangdong output, yield or consumable-life figure, so those broad statements are not presented as site results.
A repeat case should mark horizontal and vertical planes on one bench drawing, then log each process separately. Photographs of the completed wire-saw face and circular-saw cuts, together with final block dimensions, would show whether the combination worked as planned without blending the performance of two machines.
