Industrial & Architectural Materials

Non-Stone Material Case Studies by DINOSAW

This page presents a collection of case studies showing how DINOSAW machinery is used to process industrial and architectural materials beyond traditional natural stone, including foamed ceramic, cement products, engineered stone, quartz glass, FRP, refractory materials, and concrete, transforming raw blocks, slabs, and prefabricated elements into finished components for construction, infrastructure, and industrial applications.

Material Processing Case Studies

Finished Components for Construction, Infrastructure, and Industry

The case studies below focus on real production scenarios involving a wide range of non-stone materials, covering applications such as foamed ceramic trims, corbels and decorative mouldings, cement and concrete pipes, refractory bricks, engineered stone slabs, quartz glass ingots, FRP pipes, architectural letters, balustrades, and customized industrial components produced according to specific size, shape, or functional requirements.

Material Processing Guides

Cutting and Shaping Techniques for Non-Stone Materials

The related articles in this section explore processing methods commonly used for industrial and architectural materials, including wire saw cutting of brittle or lightweight materials, profiling and shaping of prefabricated components, surface finishing of engineered slabs, engraving and lettering for architectural decoration, and precision cutting solutions for large-diameter pipes, blocks, and special-shaped components.

Carbon Fiber Cutting: Laser vs Waterjet vs CNC

3/9/25

Abrasive Waterjet Cutting: Cold, Precise, Multi‑Material

11/7/25

How to Choose the Right Bridge Saw for Quartz Countertops

9/12/25

DINOSAW Equipment Used Across Diverse Materials

Different materials and applications require different machine configurations depending on material hardness, brittleness, size, and shape complexity, and the machines recommended here represent DINOSAW equipment commonly used across foamed ceramic, cement, engineered stone, quartz glass, FRP, and concrete case studies to support cutting, shaping, engraving, and profiling tasks similar to those shown on this page.