Routine maintenance helps a stone factory identify wear and keep the cutting process under control. The schedule and procedures must follow the manual supplied with the specific machine.

Follow a routine inspection schedule

Routine checks cover wire condition and tension, polyurethane bands, wheel grooves and alignment, water nozzles, slurry buildup, lubrication and the fitted lifting and hydraulic systems. Protective devices and electrical equipment also need checks at the intervals specified in the manual. Before hands-on maintenance, stop and isolate the machine according to its documented procedure. Keep maintenance records to help identify recurring wear or faults.

Keep cooling and cleaning points working

Water cools the diamond wires and helps remove slurry from the cutting area and wire path. Blocked nozzles or unsuitable water conditions can disrupt cutting performance. Check the water supply and cleaning points according to the machine manual. Required flow and water quality depend on the machine configuration and operating conditions; plan recycling and slurry handling as part of the installation.

Record recurring wear and faults

Keep inspection dates, observations, work completed and replacement-part details in one maintenance record. Note repeated nozzle blockages, unusual wear or changes in cutting performance. These records help the technical team understand whether a problem is recurring under particular operating conditions.

Use the correct maintenance procedure

Do not treat a general FAQ as a replacement procedure or an operating instruction. Before hands-on work, stop and isolate the machine using its documented process. Confirm the correct consumable or spare part for the model and follow the manual for inspection, replacement and return to service.

Discuss your requirements with Stonewin

For maintenance support, send the machine model, serial number and a description of the issue to sales@zy8866.com.

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