In-Depth Slab Processing Technology
- Slab Cutting Process: A detailed workflow starting from material selection and moving through to the actual cutting process, including test cuts and the use of specific equipment for reinforcement.
- Block Reinforcement Methods: A closer look at the various methods used to strengthen blocks before cutting, including the use of fiber mesh with adhesive, stone slabs for crack reinforcement, and advanced resin injection techniques.
Continuation of Block Reinforcement
- Fiber Net + Adhesive Reinforcement: A method suitable for materials with many surface cracks, using fiber nets and unsaturated resin adhesive for reinforcement.
- Slab Reinforcement: Using 20mm thick stone slabs to paste and reinforce cracks on the block surface.
- Glue Injection Method: Injecting unsaturated resin glue into the cracks using a grease gun for reinforcement.
- High-Pressure Vacuum Infusing Reinforcement: The most advanced method, using a high-pressure vacuum pump to infuse resin into block cracks.
Sawing Process
- Preparation Before Cutting: A step-by-step guide to preparing the equipment and the block for cutting, including setting up the saw blades and initial test cuts.
- Cutting Process: The actual sawing process, detailing how slabs are cut and the precautions taken during operation.
Conclusion
Understanding the intricacies of primary stone processing is fundamental knowledge for anyone in the stone industry. As we advance in technology, these techniques continue to evolve, ensuring higher efficiency and better quality in stone fabrication.
Join us as we conclude our overview of the primary stages of stone processing, and stay tuned for more in-depth discussions on specific processing technologies.
