Kitchen countertops
Slab sizing, sink cut-outs, mitres, front-edge profiling and polishing.
Plan the line around the finished product.
A useful solution connects material flow, machine sequence, operators, output checks and factory conditions. It is not a list of machines placed next to each other.
- By material and application
- Single process or complete line
- Layout and training support
Process-led equipment planning
6Material routes
5Planning steps
1Accountable team
Solutions by Material
Targeted processing solutions for different materials.
Select the route that matches the material and finished product. Each page focuses on real risks such as chipping, taper, gloss, profile consistency and line balance.
01 · NATURAL STONE
Stone Processing Solutions
Cutting, Polishing & Edge Molding
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02 · COUNTERTOP
Quartz Countertop Processing
Stone Countertop Edge Rounding & Polishing
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03 · HEAVY DUTY
Granite Processing Solutions
Granite Edge Profiling & Polishing
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04 · CERAMIC
Ceramic Tile Processing
Tile Cutting & Bullnose Polishing
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05 · LARGE SLAB
Sintered Stone Processing
Sintered Stone Cutting & 45-Degree Beveling
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06 · SMALL FORMAT
Mosaic Processing Solutions
Mosaic Cutting, Molding & Polishing
Explore the process →What are you actually selling after processing?
The finished product determines tolerances, visible edges, process sequence and the level of automation worth paying for.
Tile skirting
Strip cutting, bullnose, chamfering and optional anti-slip groove processing.
Vanity tops
Accurate openings, polished edges, splashback pieces and repeat dimensions.
Stair treads
Consistent widths, safe edge profiles, grooves and durable finished surfaces.
Mosaic components
Small-format sizing, calibration and clean edges for repeat pattern assembly.
Wall & furniture panels
Large slab sizing, mitre preparation and visible-edge quality for installation.
Floor medallions
CAD-based waterjet contours, nesting, kerf control and dry-fit verification.
Profiled stone strips
Repeat moulding geometry followed by continuous surface polishing.
Line planning method
Five decisions before equipment layout.
This sequence exposes bottlenecks before the factory spends money on a machine that cannot match the upstream or downstream process.
Define incoming material
Slab or tile size, thickness, surface condition and handling constraints.
Map every operation
Cut, hole, mitre, profile, polish, dry fit, inspect, pack and rework route.
Balance the output
Match cycle time between machines instead of optimizing one station alone.
Plan people and utilities
Operators, power, water, air, waste handling, maintenance access and safe movement.
A proposal your team can evaluate.
Before ordering, the customer should be able to see what each machine does, where it sits in the process and how the expected result will be checked.
- 01Recommended machine sequence and the role of each station
- 02Working-size, function and destination-voltage configuration
- 03Indicative layout, operator points and material movement
- 04Sample test or acceptance criteria for important processes
- 05Installation, training, spare-parts and after-sales scope