Stone Cutting Blade Selection Guide: Make Your Cutting Work Twice as Effective

In the stone processing field, choosing the right stone cutting saw blade is vital for enhancing work efficiency, cutting costs, and ensuring quality. Here's a guide, especially for the Xiigoo saw blade used with Xingong Machine.

A stone cutting saw blade has a base body (usually high-quality steel) and a cutter head. The Xiigoo saw blade's cutter head is made of diamond or cemented carbide. Diamond ones are super hard and wear-resistant, great for granite and marble. They cut fast and last long but cost more. Cemented carbide is better for softer or brittle stones like sandstone and tiles. It's more affordable and suits specific jobs.

Different stones have unique traits. For granite cutting, Xiigoo's diamond saw blade is a top pick. Its diamond concentration and particle size are adjusted according to granite's hardness and grain. Harder, coarser granite needs a blade with more diamonds and larger grains. For marble, if precision and surface finish matter, Xiigoo's cemented carbide or fine-grained diamond saw blade works well, reducing chipping.

The saw blade must fit the machine. Xingong Machine has specific requirements. The blade's diameter should match the spindle diameter and cutting depth. A too-large diameter overloads the machine; a too-small one fails to cut deep enough. Also, the machine's power and speed determine the right blade. Higher power and speed allow for larger, better-quality Xiigoo blades, but wrong matches lead to unstable cutting and vibration, harming the blade's life and operator safety.