This 30 kW shaping and trimming wire saw is intended to recover usable smaller blocks from material rejected for cracks, colour lines, colour spots or unsuitable dimensions.
Turn the defect map into a trim plan
Mark natural cracks and visual defects on the stone before choosing the new block size. The aim described in the old page is to reshape substandard quarry material into smaller or differently sized blocks. A photograph and dimensional sketch should show which defects must be removed and which faces will remain.
This is different from trimming a regular block for a standard finish: recovery value depends on placing the cut around the actual defect.
Machine figures and adjustment range
| Main motor | 30 kW permanent-magnet motor |
|---|---|
| Main flywheel | 650 mm |
| Single stroke | 1800 mm |
| Saw-rope length | 10–40 m |
| Cut inclination adjustment | ±10° |
The source lists 6–10 m²/h and compares the motor with a 37 kW ordinary motor. Verify that claim on the selected waste stone.
Recovery-cut record
- Defect photographs and proposed recovered block
- Machine lifting and whole-unit relocation plan
- Rope path, small-flywheel height and inclination
- Power, water and wire selection
- Recovered dimensions, face condition and discarded material
Retain the marked defect drawing.
Original product images
