The HD Series double-blade machine is described around mechanical durability rather than the permanent-magnet drive used on the Econetic page. Its source notes highlight belt drive, protected guide pillars, double-chain travel and electrical components selected for low voltage, dust and humidity.
Mechanical details in the HD Series description
- Belt drive: intended to reduce damage exposure for the motor and gear-drive system.
- Four guide pillars: enclosed, protected, chrome plated and precision ground to support frame stability and accuracy.
- Travel system: two drives use double-chain transmission; the four-wheel drive uses a closed modular layout for maintenance access.
- Quarry electrical package: selected for low voltage, dust and humid working conditions.
A model-name point to resolve before ordering
The introduction identifies this product as the HD Series, but the current specification table uses model codes ending in /GV. The table also lists the same four cut-width groups from 1360–1900 mm through 2600–3100 mm. This may reflect a reused table or a shared frame range; it should not be guessed from the webpage.
Ask the quotation to state the exact HD model code, blade range, cut width, maximum depth, track spacing and drive arrangement. The confirmed quotation and drawing should take priority over the mixed page labels.
Site checks for a double-blade installation
- Confirm block plan, required width and usable cutting depth.
- Survey rail foundation, track alignment and working clearance.
- Record available power and water at the proposed machine position.
- Match blade and segment specifications to the stone.
- Agree the installation, operator training and acceptance-cut scope.
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