Sintered stone is a new type of environmentally friendly decoration material, because its characteristics are more popular with the public. Businesses and investors who want to invest are also increasing, but many investors worry that the technical requirements for deep processing of stone will be higher, and it will be more difficult to hire workers. In fact, the sintered stone processing operation is not as difficult as imagined. Today, let’s take a look at how easy the sintered stone processing operation is? And what are the precautions for sintered stone processing?

　　Is it easy to process sintered stones?

　　The sintered stone processing operation is actually mainly five steps:

　　The first step: first cut the sintered stone into the appropriate size with the sintered stone cutting machine, which is what the insider said.

　　 The second step: dig holes in the cut sintered stone with a water jet digging device.

　　The third step: use a 45-degree cutting edge chamfering machine to chamfer the sintered stone.

　　 Fourth step: Use sintered stone glue to glue the semi-finished slabs together.

　　Fifth step: After polishing the semi-finished sintered stone, it is the finished product.

　　Precautions for processing of sintered stone:

　　 1. When selecting the cutting machine table, it must be flat and without cutting grooves.

　　 2. When using saw blades for sintered stones, be sure not to mix with saw blades of different materials.

　　3. When working, the slab saw blade must be sharp, otherwise there will be chipping or bursting and falling corners.

　　4. The cutting speed when cutting the sintered stone must refer to the speed on the packing box.

　　 5. The order of cutting must be to cut the big one first and then the small one, so that no material is wasted.

　　 6. When cutting the sintered stone, it can be properly withstood or against the sintered stone.

　　 7. When unloading the sintered stone, it is best to stand the sintered stone up and then move it, or use some special sintered stone handling tools.

　　 8. When placing the sintered stone, be sure to put the big one in the back and the small one in the front to avoid damage.