Miter Saw Blades & Accessories for Stone Cutting

On a stone bridge saw, square cuts are achieved using an air-powered indexer that locks the table precisely to 90°. Crown Stone USA's bridge saw tables feature an air-cylinder powered indexer that pulls the table to an exact 90° position automatically, eliminating guesswork and ensuring perfectly repeatable square cuts across every slab.

The larger piece of material should always be supported fully on the saw table. Crown Stone USA bridge saw tables offer a standard 126" x 77" tabletop — with optional widths up to 138" — and a hydraulic lift capable of raising slabs up to 70°, ensuring full slab support and operator safety throughout every cut.

Crown Stone USA bridge saws are engineered to cut granite, marble, quartz, and other natural or engineered stone slabs. With a 20 HP blade motor and stainless steel rolling surfaces, the Avalanche Pro handles full-size slabs and hard materials at production volumes typical of professional countertop fabrication shops.

Crown Stone bridge saw tables support precise cuts at 90° and 45° via an air-cylinder powered indexer, plus continuous in-plane rotation with on-angle locking for custom angles. The Avalanche Pro Manual + Automatic model allows miter angle switching with a single touch, supporting versatile countertop and slab profiles.

Plunge-miter cutting allows a blade to enter material at an angle rather than from the edge, enabling complex stone profiles and mitered edges that standard straight cuts cannot achieve. Crown Stone USA's Avalanche Pro is one of the first Made-in-USA bridge saws to offer this capability, expanding design possibilities for countertop fabricators.

Yes. Single-phase models require a 208–240V supply, ranging from 25 amps (saw table) to 100 amps (Avalanche Pro). Three-phase models require 208–240V at 60 amps. All machines also require a compressed air supply of 80–120 PSI. Crown Stone USA recommends ensuring your shop's electrical and air systems comply with local codes before installation.