01MARBLE PROCESSING

Gang-saw
contract cutting.

Let us review your marble block for slab production. At Osmanoğulları Mermer in Salihpaşalar, Muğla, we assess gang-saw contract cutting enquiries according to the material’s condition, the required thickness and the scope of work.

Discuss gang-saw cutting

Salihpaşalar · Muğla, Türkiye

Marble processing area at the Osmanoğulları Mermer factory
Salihpaşalar · Muğla, Türkiye
02SERVICE SCOPE

From block to slab, shaped by your needs.

Which enquiries can we discuss?

Stone suppliers, workshops and project companies looking to turn their own marble blocks into slabs can contact us. Let us review cutting needs for projects in Türkiye or products being prepared for export. Sharing target product dimensions and subsequent processes at the outset helps us prepare a quotation covering the same scope.

  1. Gang-saw slab cutting

    A gang-saw is a multi-blade cutting system used to produce slabs from marble blocks. We review block dimensions and the target slab thickness to assess the suitability of your enquiry.

  2. Processes after cutting

    We discuss polishing, cut-to-size work and bevelling separately from cutting. The processes to be carried out are defined in the quotation according to the intended product and your request.

  3. Assessment of the material

    Stone structure, veining, existing cracks and block shape can affect the cutting plan. Photographs and dimensions help the initial discussion; the final scope follows an assessment of the material.

03HOW WE WORK

Let us define your requirements together.

  1. Introduce the material

    Share the stone type, block photographs, dimensions and quantity. We can review the required slab thickness and any cutting list.

  2. Discuss scope and quotation

    Let us distinguish cutting from additional processes. Pricing, material suitability and the work schedule are assessed once the job details are available.

  3. Plan the work

    Based on the agreed scope, we discuss the material’s arrival, the processing sequence and preparation for handover. Transport and other responsibilities are clarified separately.

04PREPARING YOUR ENQUIRY

What should you include in your enquiry?

Send photographs, block dimensions and the target slab thickness. Let us assess your gang-saw contract cutting requirements together.

  1. Stone name, block photographs and information about known cracks or defects.

  2. Approximate length, width and height of each block, and total block count.

  3. Target slab thickness, required quantity and any cutting list.

  4. Polished or unpolished surface preference; cut-to-size work, bevelling or other additional needs.

  5. Current material location, target date, handover destination and company contact details.

For projects in Türkiye and export supply.

Companies preparing products for export can contact us about contract processing in Muğla. Share the destination country, product dimensions and packing expectations. Processing scope, packing, dispatch and delivery responsibilities are discussed separately for each enquiry.

05YOUR QUESTIONS

About gang-saw cutting.

How does gang-saw cutting differ from ESTE cutting?

Gang-saw cutting is considered for block-to-slab production; ESTE disc cutting is considered for strips and preparation of sized products. We discuss the method according to material dimensions and the target product, rather than the stone name alone.

Can I request contract cutting for my own block?

You can send an enquiry for your own material. Suitability is assessed after reviewing block dimensions, photographs and the stone’s condition.

How are price and lead time determined?

We review stone, quantity, thickness, additional processes and the work schedule together. Price and lead time are therefore discussed after the enquiry details have been defined.

Are polishing and cut-to-size work included?

Polishing, cut-to-size work and bevelling are separate processing requirements. Requested processes are stated clearly in the quotation; they are not automatically included in every cutting enquiry.

Let us start with your block.

Discuss your quotation