The processing of granite blocks typically involves the following steps:
Quarrying: Large granite masses are extracted from the quarry using blasting or mechanical cutting methods to form initial raw blocks.
Rough Processing: Large-scale cutting equipment (such as diamond wire saws or circular saws) is used to cut the raw blocks into required dimensions-typically rectangular or cubic shapes with edge lengths ranging from 1 to 3 meters.
Quality Inspection: The cut blocks undergo inspections for both surface and internal quality-checking for color uniformity, texture consistency, and the presence of cracks or impurities-to ensure compliance with industry standards.
Transportation and Storage: Qualified blocks are packaged and secured to prevent impact or damage during transit; they are stored in a dry, well-ventilated environment, avoiding prolonged exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures.
