5 Axis Best Bridge Stone Cutting Machine

A 5 axis numerically controlled bridge stone cutting machine; mainly used for cutting marble, granite, natural or compound stone slabs  It can carry out any type of cutting (rectilinear or shaped, vertical or inclined), 3D profiling and emptying operations, on stone. Suitable for any stone or sythetic stone worktop manufacturer, fireplace manufacturer, or tombstone manufacturer. Whatever stone you process, it can handle it.

How does a stone bridge saw machine work?

The bridge stone cutting machine is composed of a mainframe, an auxiliary frame, a workbench, a power system, a hydraulic system, and an electric control system. The stone is placed on the workbench and is moved by the X-axis and Y-axis to achieve the required position. Under the action of the hydraulic system, the stone is slowly cut by the blade to achieve the desired shape.

How to operate a bridge saw?

The first step to operating a bridge saw for stone cutting is proper setup and safety check of the machine. This includes making sure the diamond blade installed on the saw is appropriate for whatever type of stone you will be cutting, that it is the correct size for the bridge saw, and also that it is properly installed. You should also check the water pump, as well as any power cords, cables or belts, and if applicable, the oil and petrol levels for the motor.

It is also the bridge saw operator’s responsibility to wear the right personal protective equipment and to make sure that other people nearby are protected.

When it is time to cut, the stone should be placed on the table underneath the bridge of the bridge stone cutting machine. The blade should be aligned with the mark along which the stone is to be cut. First, power on the water pump and double check that water is flowing freely over the blade. Then, you can turn on the blade.