Customer Case
Diamond Multi Wire and Saw Segments in Brazil
This delivery to Brazilian customers combines diamond wire for multi-wire saw machines with diamond saw segments. The saved body explains the multi-wire application in detail, while the title supplies the segment-delivery context.
From stone block to slabs
Small-diameter diamond wires are used in factories to process blocks into slabs. The source lists soft stone, marble, granite and quartzite, showing a broad material range. It also associates multi-wire cutting with greater material yield, faster cutting and lower power use, but it does not identify which Brazilian stone or factory produced those results.
Selection follows machine and material
The wire is developed around the characteristics of the installed multi-wire machine and the main stone to be cut. Pulley arrangement, wire-set identity, tension, water and target slab thickness therefore belong in the order brief. A formula selected for marble should not be assumed to suit granite or quartzite simply because all appear in the product range.
Keep wire and segment records separate
High cutting efficiency, flatter and smoother slabs, lower power, reduced waste and lower noise are stated for the diamond wire. The body does not document the saw segments, their blade or a quarrying trial. Both products may share one delivery, but their performance evidence should not be blended.
For the Brazilian factory, record wire wear and slab variation by machine position. For the segments, keep a separate stone, blade and wear log. Those two records would turn the shipment into traceable product cases without inventing a common test.
