Source photographs and labelled component panels. Installed saws, workshop machines, colours and packing are examples; the quotation defines the supplied configuration.
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The guarded saw head and sliding worktable make this a bench-style stone cutting machine. Original photographs and panels show the whole frame, head inclination and blade-size examples.
| Supply voltage | 380v |
|---|---|
| Source weight; supply scope to confirm | 200 kg |
| Source dimensions; assembled/packed scope to confirm | 1500*850*750mm |
| Cutting length | 800mm |
| Head inclination | ≤45° |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing or conflicting parameters and the itemised delivery contents before ordering. |
The guarded saw head and sliding worktable make this a bench-style stone cutting machine. Original photographs and panels show the whole frame, head inclination and blade-size examples. It is selected around the stone that can be supported and moved on the table, not solely around the broad stone-machinery category.
The attributes state a 500 mm blade, 230 mm depth, 800 mm cutting length, inclination up to 45°, 380 V and 200 kg. However, the blade selector says 300–350 mm and another panel shows 400–600 mm options. These are unresolved configuration differences, not a single confirmed machine capacity. Motor power is missing; request the actual motor plate and blade/depth table for the quoted head.
Start with the stone dimensions, cut length and required edge finish. Ask how the workpiece is supported during table travel, which blade and bore suit the spindle, and what water equipment is supplied. A photo of a large blade does not establish that a large slab can be supported by the same table.
Agree the assembled and packed dimensions, unloading arrangement and included blade, pump and hoses. Ask for the operating manual and parts drawing for the spindle, table rollers, guards and electrical assembly. Identify the exact machine before buying replacement parts.
Confirm missing or conflicting parameters and the itemised delivery contents before ordering.
The guarded saw head and sliding worktable make this a bench-style stone cutting machine. Original photographs and panels show the whole frame, head inclination and blade-size examples. It is selected around the stone that can be supported and moved on the table, not solely around the broad stone-machinery category.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing or conflicting parameters and the itemised delivery contents before ordering.
No. Ask for the usable depth with the selected blade, spindle and guard, including angled cuts if required.
This is a table-supported stone saw, not a handheld wall saw. Discuss a different machine if the workpiece cannot be brought to and supported on the table.
They must be stated in the delivery list with the required fittings and blade specification. A labelled photograph is not an itemised quote.
Confirm assembled and packed dimensions, machine and shipment weight, supply connection, unloading and access around the moving table.
The source has conflicting diameter fields. Send the required stone dimensions and ask for one confirmed blade diameter, bore, guard and cutting-depth combination.
The attributes state a 500 mm blade, 230 mm depth, 800 mm cutting length, inclination up to 45°, 380 V and 200 kg. However, the blade selector says 300–350 mm and another panel shows 400–600 mm options. These are unresolved configuration differences, not a single confirmed machine capacity. Motor power is missing; request the actual motor plate and blade/depth table for the quoted head.
A lever-operated cutter for sizing cement bricks and suitable paving blocks. The source lists a maximum cutting length of 400 mm and a maximum thickness of 100 mm. The pictured tool splits material between opposed cutting edges; it is not a powered saw or a brick-making press. Confirm the acceptable block material and dimensions before ordering.
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The 600C holds the stone on a sliding worktable beneath a guarded circular blade. It is intended for preparing granite pieces where the workpiece can be supported on the table, rather than cutting an installed wall.
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