Demo the CNC Bridge Saw on Your Own Stone
A buyer's guide to planning a CNC bridge saw demonstration using the buyer's actual stone, with practical checks for blade size, spindle power, working envelope, and table tilt.
Ask the supplier to cut your own slab, not a stock sample, before you commit. A demonstration on your material shows how the machine handles the stone you actually process, and it turns the trial into evidence you can compare against the quotation.
Plan the trial around your real workpiece. Does the 3,500 × 2,000 mm maximum working dimensions cover your largest slab with room for clamping? Will the 350–500 mm blade range suit the thicknesses and finishes you cut? With 11 kW main spindle power, ask for a cut in the hardest stone you routinely buy and watch feed behaviour, edge quality, and any chipping. If you need angled work, request a table tilt demonstration across the 0–85° range rather than a single position.
Agree acceptance criteria in advance: cut dimensions, squareness, surface finish, and cycle time on your slab. Ask how the machine is set up for your stone and what the operator must adjust.
Before requesting a quote, confirm with the supplier which blade and parameters will be used for your material, whether your own slab can be supplied for the trial, how the demonstration results will be documented, and what acceptance test will apply to the delivered machine.