Bridge Saw for Stone Cutting in Philadelphia

Yes. The Avalanche Pro Manual + Automatic Bridge Saw offers both modes, switchable with a remote control. Automatic mode enables repeated, precise cuts with minimal operator effort — ideal for high-volume shops — while manual mode gives operators direct control for custom or one-off cuts.

Plunge-miter cutting allows the blade to enter the stone at an angle, enabling complex profiles and mitered edges. The Avalanche Pro Bridge Saw is one of the first Made-in-USA bridge saws to offer this capability, making it ideal for shops producing high-end countertop profiles and architectural stonework.

The Avalanche Pro Manual + Automatic Bridge Saw is available in single-phase (208–240V, 100A) and three-phase (208–240V, 60A) configurations. The Bridge Saw Table requires single-phase power at 208–240V, 25A. All machines also require a compressed air supply of 80–120 PSI. Local electrical code compliance is required.

The standard table size is 126" x 77", which accommodates full-size stone slabs. Extended widths of 132" and 138" are available on request for the Bridge Saw Table. The Avalanche Pro Manual + Automatic model offers a cutting length of 150" and supports extended table sizes for larger fabrication requirements.

Yes. All Crown Stone USA bridge saws are manufactured in the United States, at their facility in Clearwater, FL. Components are sourced primarily from the U.S., North and South America, Korea, Japan, and Taiwan — with less than 2% of component value originating from China — ensuring reliable supply chain traceability and domestic parts availability.

Crown Stone USA includes a manufacturer warranty with its bridge saws and tables. The company provides direct technical support, downloadable spec sheets, and field-experienced consultation. Because parts are sourced domestically, replacement components are readily available, helping stone fabrication shops in Philadelphia and across the USA minimize downtime.