This Econetic page covers both marble and granite and describes a full wire-saw separation method: cutting the three connecting surfaces between the bulk stone and the ore body.
Plan the three connecting cuts as a sequence
Mark the bulk stone, the three surfaces still connected to the ore body and the order in which they will be cut. The quarry plan should show boreholes where required, pulley positions, wire access, water and how the separated block will be supported and removed. Marble and granite may use the same general separation idea but require different wire and settings.
One machine range, two stone families
| Model | Main motor | Total power | Maximum cut spacing |
|---|---|---|---|
| DWS-37M | 37 kW | 40 kW | 1750 mm |
| DWS-55M | 55 kW | 58 kW | 1950 mm |
| DWS-75M | 75 kW | 79 kW | 2100 mm |
The source lists automatic operation after setting parameters and ±180° head overturning across the range. Select the diamond wire separately for marble or granite.
Three-surface acceptance sheet
- Stone family, bulk dimensions and cut order
- Model, rails, pulley and borehole arrangement
- Wire specification and water supply for each face
- Support and removal plan before the final cut
- Finished block, waste, time and wire-use record
The old efficiency and high-yield statements need a representative measured cut.
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