What are the common corner cuts made during the processing of Wulianhua stone?

The cutting angles on Wulianhua stone products vary depending on the type of item being processed. The cutting angle is a relatively special process, as its quality directly impacts installation. Below, we introduce the common types of cutting angles in Wulianhua stone processing.

1. Outside Corner: Also known as a bullnose corner, it refers to the protruding angle formed when two panels or two lines are cut and installed at an angle.

2. Negative Angle: Also known as a concave angle, the negative angle is formed by the installation of two panels or two lines cut at an angle to each other.

3. 3D Non-standard Angles: This is a somewhat troublesome cutting method in stone processing, and a special form of end face angle. As illustrated in Figure 5, the so-called 3D angle refers to a special case where the end face angle of the line is cut after it forms a certain angle with the workbench.

4. Flat Non-standard Angle: The angle formed by the adjacent edges and the cut edges during the processing of non-standard plates from materials with various geometric shapes.

5. Arc Angle: The angle formed between the arc side and the chord length.

6. Corner: The angle that connects different facades.

7. Spiral Inclination of the Rotating Staircase: The spiral angle of the rotating staircase.

8. End Face Angle: The end face angle refers to the angle along which a part of the end face is cut from the end point of the line, extending in the length direction along the thickness of the line.

9. Bottom Corner Cut: Removing a part of the line at the bottom is referred to as a bottom corner cut.

10. Bevel angle: The act of cutting off a portion of the front surface of a line from a specific position along the line's thickness at a certain angle is referred to as a bevel.

Here are the common types of bevel cuts in the processing of five-leaf lotus stone. Different situations require different specifications for the bevel cuts. We hope our introduction is helpful to you. For more detailed information, please continue to follow our website.