Stone Cutting Machine Granite CNC Bridge Saw Australia

Stone Cutting Machine Granite CNC Bridge Saw

The IGOLDENCNC Stone Cutting Machine is engineered for stone processing factories, countertop workshops, and construction companies in Australia. With advanced CNC automation and diamond cutting technology, our machines ensure high accuracy, fast cutting speed, and long service life, making them ideal for granite, marble, quartz, sandstone, and artificial stone cutting.

What is a stone cutting machine?

A bridge cutting machine granite consisting of a cutting knife group, a stone conveying table, a positioning guide plate and a frame. The cutting knife group is placed on the upper part of the stone conveying table and placed on the frame, and the positioning guide plate is fixed between the cutting knife groups; The cutting knife group is composed of a motor, a belt, a cutter wheel shaft, and a cutting tool. The cutting tool is fixed on the cutter wheel shaft. This kind of Stone Bridge Saw can cut stones with different depths respectively, and can process stones less than 1m3, which can turn waste into treasure, greatly save stone resources, and also help protect the environment. Various types of stones can be mechanically cut, and the processing efficiency is high. In addition, the effective use of small stones makes the production cost lower.

Why Choose IGOLDENCNC Stone Cutting Machine in Australia?

Direct Factory Price → Affordable cost with no middlemen.
CE/ISO Certified → International standards for reliability & safety.
High Precision Cutting → CNC-controlled for smooth edges & complex shapes.
Versatile Applications → Cuts slabs, countertops, monuments, tiles, and decorative stone.
Australian Market Ready → Machines customized for local stone fabrication demands.
After-Sales Service → Remote installation guidance, training, and lifetime support.
Shipping to Major Ports → Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide.

Recommended Stone Cutting Machine Models

CNC Bridge Saw Machine – For large granite & marble slabs, precise 45°/90° cutting.
5-Axis CNC Stone Cutting Machine – Complex 3D carving, sink hole cutting, countertop shaping.
CNC Waterjet Stone Cutting Machine – Ultra-precise cutting of granite, marble, ceramics, and mosaics.
Automatic Edge Cutting & Polishing Machine – For stone edges, kitchen countertops, and vanity tops.

Bridge cutting machine granite features

The machine adopt cast iron on the main part of machine body ensure stability while cutting
The cutting speed is controlled by inverter to achieve stepless adjustment, the head movements, table title up, rotation and position use hydraulic transmission to move. it can be cut by manually and fully automatic easily.
It adopts PLC programmable control system and touch screen operator and combined with high precision encode positioning(Omron brand encoder)
The worktable is controlledby hydraulic rotation and also can be locked in any position Manually
It is applicable to cutting the valuable and large sized stone board for many specifications

How Does A Stone Bridge Saw Machine Work

Standard benefits:

– Produce stone slabs in a shorter time.

– Save on stone waste.

Emotional benefits:

– Give your business an edge over the competition.

– Create a stunning stone product that will wow your customers.

What should pay attention to when cutting stone?

When we cut the stone, we must first measure the size. For example, if we want to lay marble on the ground, we can first measure the size of the ground or determine the cutting size of the marble stone by pre-laying. After determining the cutting size of the stone, we still need to use tools such as chalk to make relevant marks on the stone.

Before using a cutting machine to cut stone, everyone should choose a good cutting blade. Usually, diamond cutting blades can be used for stone cutting. In addition, we also need to check whether there are missing corners on the cutting blade, whether the cutting machine has loose screws, whether the cutting machine’s wires are damaged, etc., to ensure that the cutting machine can be used normally.

When cutting stone with a cnc granite saw, we use the back of the stone to cut instead of cutting from the surface of the stone. Because the surface of the stone is smooth and cut with the surface, it is prone to problems such as slippage of the cutting machine and cutting errors. During the cutting process, we need to add water to the stone to avoid the high temperature of the cutting machine during the cutting process, which will affect its service life and so on.

Types of Stone Cutting Machines

Bridge Saw with Stone Cutting Capability
- Best for: Large slab cutting, straight and angled cuts, batching work
- Pros: High accuracy, robust for volume work
- Cons: Limited in complex contour cutting without additional tools
CNC Stone Router
- Best for: Complex profiles, edging, cutouts, and creative shapes
- Pros: Versatile, excellent for detailed work
- Cons: Typically slower on simple straight cuts than a bridge saw
Water Jet Cutter for Stone
- Best for: Intricate shapes, zero-heat cutting, very complex geometries
- Pros: No heat-affected zone, precise complex cuts
- Cons: Higher operating cost, slower for high-volume straight cuts
CNC Multi-Function Stone Center
- Best for: Integrated workflows (cutting, profiling, drilling, polishing)
- Pros: All-in-one capability, reduced handling
- Cons: Higher upfront cost, more maintenance
Slab Handling and Polishing Lines
- Best for: Production environments requiring slab processing, edge finishing, and surface polishing
- Pros: High throughput, consistent finishes
- Cons: Larger footprint, higher capital investment

Choosing the Right Stone Cutting Machine in Australia

When selecting a machine for an Australian workshop, consider:

Material range: Do you cut granite, marble, quartz, porcelain, or engineered stone? Some machines handle certain materials better.
Project mix: A mix of straight-cut slab processing and complex edging may require a multi-tool CNC center.
Space and footprint: Australian workshops vary in size; measure space for the cutting area, water management, and dust extraction.
Power and utilities: Understand voltage (often 230V in domestic settings, with 3-phase options for larger systems) and water supply/recirculation needs.
Support and service: Local distributor networks, field service, spare parts availability, and technician training are critical for uptime.
Software ecosystem: Ensure compatibility with your CAD/CAM workflow and nesting software for efficient material use.
Total cost of ownership: Include initial investment, tooling, spare parts, maintenance, water and slurry handling, and downtime costs.