3 Axis Bridge Saws
3 axis bridge saws are designed for precise and versatile cutting of granite, marble, quartz, porcelain and other stone materials. Stone Tech Inc. supplies professional 3-axis bridge saw machines for stone fabrication shops, countertop manufacturers, contractors and architectural applications.
With controlled movement across multiple axes, 3-axis bridge saws provide greater cutting flexibility than basic straight-cutting machines. They are suitable for stone slabs, countertops, flooring, cladding and general fabrication applications.
Depending on the model, features may include water-cooled cutting, adjustable cutting parameters, automatic positioning and robust mechanical construction for reliable operation.
Choose a 3-axis bridge saw based on cutting length, cutting thickness, blade diameter, slab dimensions, machine travel and production volume.
Need help selecting the right machine? Contact Stone Tech Inc. for specifications, pricing and shipping information.
Manta Poker Jumbo Basic
Price range: $30,500.00 through $31,360.00
Choosing a 3 Axis Bridge Saw
A 3-axis bridge saw provides additional movement and flexibility for professional stone fabrication. It is suitable for operations that require more versatility than a basic straight-cutting bridge saw.
Granite Cutting – Suitable for granite slabs and countertop fabrication when paired with the appropriate diamond blade.
Marble Cutting – Designed for accurate processing of marble slabs, vanity tops and architectural stone.
Quartz & Engineered Stone – Suitable for many quartz and engineered-stone applications with the correct machine and blade configuration.
Countertop Fabrication – Useful for producing accurately dimensioned countertop components and other fabricated stone pieces.
When selecting a 3-axis bridge saw, consider the maximum cutting length, cutting thickness, blade size, slab dimensions, machine travel, control system and expected production volume.
Stone Tech Inc. can help you select a 3-axis bridge saw based on your material, slab dimensions and fabrication requirements.
