Marmomac 2026 Wire Saw Buyer’s Guide | Dinosaw Booth 109

Marmomac returns to Verona from September 22–25, 2026, bringing together natural stone, stone machinery, diamond tools, CNC technology and processing solutions from across the global stone industry.

For stone fabricators coming to compare stone cutting machines, wire saw technology deserves a closer look. The economics are especially compelling in applications such as marble and granite block cutting, thin slab production, large-format stone cutting and CNC profiling, where kerf loss, material yield, cutting geometry and operator requirements can matter just as much as nominal cutting speed.

Dinosaw Machinery will be at Avenue H – Booth 109, with two different wire saw solutions on display: a DS-U/G thin multi-wire saw machine for high-yield block slicing and a YXSJ-3000 21H Pro CNC wire saw machine from the YXSJ Pro Series for large and complex stone profiling.

This guide is designed to help you plan the visit, understand what is worth comparing, and make better use of the time you spend with machinery suppliers at Marmomac.

Marmomac 2026 Dates, Venue & Dinosaw Booth 109

Marmomac officially lists Avenue H as part of its Machinery, Technologies and Equipment area, alongside the main halls dedicated to stone cutting machinery, CNC systems and other processing technologies.

If you are coming to Verona to compare wire saw machines, marble and granite cutting equipment, thin-slab systems or CNC stone profiling solutions, add Dinosaw Booth 109 to your visit plan.

Planning to Compare Wire Saw Machines at Marmomac?

Book a technical meeting before the show and send us your stone type, block dimensions, target slab thickness, finished-product photo or CAD/DXF drawing in advance. Our team can review your application before you arrive, so the conversation at Booth 109 can focus on the machine configuration, cutting process, expected output and the Marmomac exhibition offer relevant to your project.

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September 22–25 · Avenue H · Booth 109

Two Wire Saw Solutions for Stone Cutting at Marmomac 2026

The two machines at the Dinosaw booth solve very different production problems.

DS-U/G for Stone Block and Thin Slab Cutting

If your factory cuts marble, granite or other natural stone blocks into slabs, the important question is not simply how quickly the saw moves through the material.

It is:

How much saleable stone do you recover from every block?

The DS-U/G thin multi-wire saw is aimed at factories where narrow kerf, thin slab cutting, material yield and stable multi-wire production directly affect profitability.

For expensive marble, granite and luxury stone, a few millimeters of unnecessary material loss repeated across an entire block can represent several slabs that can never be sold.

YXSJ Pro for CNC Stone Profiling and Shaped Cutting

If the challenge is not slicing a block into parallel slabs but cutting a large or complex shape, the priorities change.

The YXSJ-3000 21H Pro on display at Marmomac is one configuration from Dinosaw’s wider YXSJ Pro Series. This exhibition machine uses a four-flywheel layout, giving visitors the chance to see the wire path, machine movement and CNC profiling system at close range.

The YXSJ Pro platform is designed for stone contour cutting, 3D profiling, curved components, monuments, tombstones, architectural elements and other custom stone products. Standard configurations extend into the 3.5 m class, with Dinosaw’s current wire-saw range listing maximum cutting envelopes up to 3.5 × 1.5 × 2.5 m depending on configuration. Machine dimensions can also be customized for specific workpieces and factory requirements.

Marmomac 2026 Exhibitors, Machinery Area & How to Find Dinosaw

Marmomac covers much more than machinery. Visitors will find natural stone, finished products, tools, chemicals, architecture and processing technology across the exhibition grounds, so it is worth planning key suppliers before arriving.

The official Marmomac visitor platform includes the exhibitor directory, thematic map and Marmomac Plus digital showroom.

When using the official exhibitor directory, one naming detail is useful to know: Dinosaw Machinery is registered for this exhibition under the exhibiting entity Xiamen Dinosaw Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. Dinosaw Machinery is the brand used throughout our website, products and customer communications.

At the show, simply look for:

Avenue H – Booth 109

That keeps the visitor information useful without turning a machinery buying guide into a generic Verona travel page.

Why Put Dinosaw Machinery on Your Marmomac Visit List?

With many stone machinery suppliers to compare, the real question is what you can verify in the time you have.

At Booth 109, the discussion can go beyond catalogues and specification sheets.

See Real Machines and On-Site Demonstrations

Both featured systems will be physically present at the exhibition.

Visitors can inspect the machine structure, diamond-wire path, working area and control system, and watch on-site equipment demonstrations rather than relying entirely on promotional videos.

The four-flywheel YXSJ configuration is particularly useful to see in person because the relationship between the wire path, workpiece and machine movement is much easier to understand when the system is operating in front of you.

For multi-wire buyers, the same applies to wire arrangement, tension control and the way a block passes through a multi-wire cutting system.

Talk to People Who Can Discuss the Cutting Process

Dinosaw technical personnel will be at the booth.

That means the conversation does not need to stop at:

“What's the price?”

You can discuss the actual marble or granite you cut, block dimensions, slab thickness, current kerf, production capacity, tombstone profile, architectural component or CAD drawing.

Bring a real project and the conversation becomes much more useful:

“How would you cut this?”

rather than:

“What can this machine do?”

Compare a Manufacturer With Its Engineering Behind It

Dinosaw Machinery has more than 20 years of industry experience, 100+ patents and equipment serving customers across 120+ countries. Its stone-processing portfolio covers wire saws, block cutting, profiling and other CNC processing equipment, supported by mechanical, CNC/PLC and software development capabilities.

Dinosaw is also a drafting organization involved in T/CMES 41001-2025, the Chinese technical standard covering stone multi-wire cutting machines.

For a buyer, those facts matter less as marketing claims than as evidence that the company works on the engineering behind the machine, not only the final assembly.

Go Beyond the Exhibition and Verify a Real Installation

A live demo shows how a machine runs.

A customer site shows how it performs in day-to-day production.

For serious equipment evaluations, Dinosaw can coordinate visits to selected customer production sites, subject to the application, machine type, customer permission and scheduling.

That gives buyers another step between a trade-show conversation and a capital-equipment decision.

Ask About Marmomac Exhibition Offers

There is also a commercial reason to discuss the project during the show.

Dinosaw will offer limited-time Marmomac pricing and exhibition offers on eligible machines and configurations.

The applicable discount depends on the equipment and project, so it is confirmed individually rather than presented as one generic percentage.

DS-U/G for Marble, Granite & Thin Slab Block Cutting

Stone block cutting is fundamentally a material-recovery problem.

A marble cutting machine that produces the required slab thickness but removes substantially more stone between each slab can be expensive in a way that never appears on the machine quotation.

This becomes even more important when processing premium marble, luxury stone or high-value granite blocks.

Narrow-Kerf Block Cutting and Higher Slab Yield

Traditional gang saw cutting commonly creates a much wider kerf than modern thin-wire multi-wire systems.

Dinosaw’s current multi-wire data shows a kerf of around 0.5 mm on applicable thin-wire configurations, compared with approximately 4–5 mm cited for conventional gang saw cutting. The same comparison shows around 20–30% more slabs per block under suitable production conditions.

That difference is easy to underestimate when looking at one cut.

Across a full block, it becomes significant.

In practical thin-slab applications, Dinosaw multi-wire systems can improve slab yield by roughly 20–30% compared with traditional gang saw processing. With favorable combinations of block dimensions, target slab thickness and kerf, the theoretical improvement can approach 40%.

Dinosaw has also achieved material yields of up to 97% in real optimized production applications.

These figures describe different things: the 20–30% figure describes the increase compared with a wider-kerf cutting method, while 97% describes the material yield achieved in an actual production application.

The commercial question is much simpler:

How many more saleable slabs can you recover from the same block?

Marble and Luxury Stone Cutting

For Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, onyx and other high-value materials, yield has an unusually large effect on profitability because the raw block itself represents a major investment.

Narrow-wire cutting allows the factory to spend less of that investment turning stone into slurry.

Dinosaw’s thin multi-wire systems support very fine diamond wires, including 0.35 mm configurations, and are designed for ultra-thin slab production and narrow-kerf slicing.

This makes the technology particularly relevant for marble block cutting, luxury stone slicing, thin architectural panels and other products where maximizing the number of usable slabs matters more than simply purchasing the lowest-cost saw.

Granite and Hard Stone Thin-Slab Cutting

Granite cutting puts different demands on the machine.

High hardness means wire selection, tension stability, wire speed, cooling and machine rigidity become more important, especially when the target is a thin, consistent slab.

A specification such as “minimum wire diameter” is therefore only useful when paired with a second question:

Can the machine run that wire reliably on my stone in continuous production?

That is a much better question to ask at Marmomac than simply comparing the smallest diameter printed in each supplier’s catalogue.

Real Yield Data Matters More Than Brochure Numbers

When comparing a marble or granite slab cutting machine, ask how the yield figure was calculated.

The basic relationship is straightforward: the number of slabs you can recover is heavily influenced by the block dimension, target slab thickness and the material consumed by every cut. Actual commercial yield also depends on block geometry, edge allowance, surface quality, wire stability and whether the resulting slabs are genuinely saleable.

In suitable thin-slab applications, Dinosaw multi-wire systems can improve slab yield by roughly 20–30% compared with traditional gang saw processing. With favorable combinations of block dimensions, target slab thickness and kerf, the theoretical improvement can approach 40%. Dinosaw has also recorded material yields of up to 97% in optimized production applications.

For a worked production example, see Dinosaw’s marble block cutting yield comparison between thin multi-wire and gang saw systems.

These figures describe different things: the 20–30% figure describes the increase compared with a wider-kerf cutting method, while 97% describes the material yield achieved in an actual production application.

The commercial question is much simpler:

How many more saleable slabs can you recover from the same block?

If you are evaluating a thin multi-wire saw, send us your stone type, block dimensions and target slab thickness before Marmomac.

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YXSJ Pro for CNC Stone Profiling, Monuments & Custom Shapes

Block slicing and CNC profiling solve very different production problems.

A circular blade is excellent at many straight cutting operations, but blade geometry creates limitations when the product involves deep curves, complex contours or large three-dimensional profiles.

This is where a CNC diamond wire saw becomes valuable.

See the Four-Flywheel CNC Wire Saw at Marmomac

The YXSJ-3000 21H Pro at Booth 109 uses a four-flywheel configuration.

Seeing the machine in person gives buyers a better understanding of how the wire is guided, how the cutting path relates to the workpiece, and how a CNC wire saw approaches large-format stone profiles differently from a conventional stone cutting machine.

The exhibition model is an example rather than the limit of the YXSJ Pro platform. The series is available in different sizes, with standard configurations extending to large workpieces and custom machine dimensions available where the standard cutting envelope does not match the product.

CNC Profiling for Marble and Granite

Stone fabricators use CNC wire saws for work that conventional blades struggle to reach efficiently: curved marble profiles, granite contours, architectural columns, fireplaces, stone bathtubs, landscape elements and other large custom shapes.

The current YXSJ Pro range is specified for materials including granite and marble, with CNC-controlled straight, curved and shaped cutting. Dinosaw’s published Pro-series data also lists ±1 mm cutting precision and cutting speeds of around 1.8–2.0 m²/h for granite in applicable configurations.

Those figures give buyers something concrete to discuss, but the more valuable question is whether the machine can reproduce your part.

Tombstone and Monument Cutting

Memorial stone is a particularly good example.

Granite tombstones and monuments often combine straight sections, curves, stepped geometry and repeatable profiles. A CNC wire saw can remove material along those contours without being constrained by the diameter of a circular blade.

Dinosaw also manufactures dedicated CNC systems for tombstone, headstone and monument production, including machines intended for batch memorial-stone processing.

For companies supplying cemeteries, monument dealers or architectural memorial projects, Marmomac is an opportunity to compare not only machine prices but also programming, repeatability and how efficiently a supplier can move from a drawing to a finished profile.

Architectural, Landscape and Custom Stone Work

The same technology extends to architectural columns, curved façade pieces, benches, landscape stone, sculptural blanks, custom furniture components and other high-value fabricated products.

This is why “stone profiling machine” is too broad a description of what buyers should evaluate.

The more useful questions are:

Can it cut the geometry you sell? Can your operator program it without relying on a specialist every time? Can the machine accommodate the actual workpiece? And can the same platform handle the next product your factory wants to add?

Bring the CAD/DXF file, a product photograph or even a rough drawing to Booth 109.

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What Should You Compare Before Buying a Wire Saw at Marmomac?

A trade show makes it easy to compare several manufacturers in one day. To make that comparison meaningful, ask each supplier the same production questions.

The goal is not to find the machine with the largest number in every row.

It is to find the configuration that produces the required stone product at a competitive total cost per saleable square meter or finished part.

If you want to compare the wider product families before the show, review Dinosaw’s wire saw machine range and stone processing solutions.

From Marmomac Demo to Real Production Verification

Industrial machinery is easier to evaluate when the evidence becomes progressively more concrete.

At Marmomac, you can first inspect the machine and watch the demonstration. The next conversation can use your own stone, dimensions, output requirements or drawing. If the project continues, production data and an appropriate customer installation can provide another level of verification.

For buyers who want to see Dinosaw equipment working in a real factory, selected reference-site visits can be coordinated in Italy, Portugal, Spain, Greece, the United Kingdom and Romania.

Reference visits may also be available in the United States, Brazil, the Middle East, Russia, Southeast Asia, Africa, Australia and other markets.

These are operating customer factories, not permanent showrooms. Visits therefore depend on the relevant machine and application, customer permission, location and schedule, and are coordinated through the appropriate Dinosaw regional manager.

That distinction matters.

A showroom proves that a machine exists.

A production site lets a buyer see how equipment fits into a real workflow.

Installation, Training and Support After the Machine Arrives

Buying a stone cutting machine is the beginning of the project, not the end.

Commissioning, operator training, cutting parameters, maintenance and technical response all affect how quickly a new machine reaches stable production.

Dinosaw provides equipment installation and commissioning support, operator training, technical documentation, troubleshooting and system optimization. Its current support program includes remote technical assistance and on-site coordination when required.

This is another area worth comparing before you sign a purchase order.

Ask what happens between the machine leaving the factory and your team producing saleable stone with it.

Marmomac 2026 Exhibition-Only Offers

If you are already planning to invest in a multi-wire saw, CNC wire saw or customized stone cutting system, Marmomac can also be the right time to discuss the commercial terms.

Dinosaw will offer limited-time exhibition discounts and Marmomac offers for eligible machines and configurations.

The exact offer depends on the machine and project rather than one universal discount percentage.

That keeps the commercial proposal relevant to the configuration you actually need.

If you already have a shortlist, discussing the project before the exhibition also means less booth time is spent establishing basic requirements and more time can be spent comparing the machine, cutting process and offer.

What to Bring to Booth 109

You do not need a finished technical specification before speaking with us.

For a multi-wire or thin slab project, the most useful starting information is your stone type, normal block size, target slab thickness, current cutting method, current kerf or wire diameter if known, and required production output.

For a CNC profiling project, bring a CAD/DXF file if available, or simply a finished-product photograph, material, overall dimensions and the part of the current process that is costing you time or labor.

A real production problem gives both sides something useful to discuss.

Marmomac 2026 FAQ

When is Marmomac 2026?

Marmomac 2026 runs from September 22 to September 25, 2026, with official opening hours of 9:30–18:00.

Where is Dinosaw Machinery at Marmomac 2026?

Visit Dinosaw Machinery at Avenue H – Booth 109, within Marmomac’s Machinery, Technologies and Equipment area.

What machines will Dinosaw show?

The booth will feature a DS-U/G thin multi-wire saw for stone block and slab cutting and a YXSJ-3000 21H Pro from the YXSJ Pro CNC wire saw family for profiling and shaped stone processing.

Can I see the machines running?

Yes. Dinosaw will have physical equipment and on-site demonstrations, with technical personnel available to discuss the cutting process and machine configuration.

Can I bring my own block data or drawing?

Yes. In fact, that is the best way to use the meeting. Bring block dimensions and slab thickness for multi-wire applications, or drawings, photographs and dimensions for CNC profiling projects.

Can I arrange a meeting before Marmomac?

Yes. Advance booking is useful if you want dedicated time to review a specific marble cutting, granite cutting, thin slab or stone profiling project.

Can I visit a Dinosaw customer installation?

Yes, where a suitable reference is available. Customer-site visits are coordinated according to machine type, application, region, customer permission and schedule.

Meet Dinosaw Machinery at Marmomac 2026

If your Marmomac visit is focused on stone machinery, marble or granite cutting, block slicing, thin slab production, CNC stone profiling, monument cutting or other wire saw applications, bring the actual project to Booth 109.

You can inspect the machines, watch the demonstrations, discuss the cutting process with Dinosaw’s technical team, compare real production data, ask about the Marmomac exhibition offer and, when appropriate, continue the evaluation at a customer reference site.

Marmomac 2026 · September 22–25 · Avenue H – Booth 109

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