Stone Cutting Equipment & Tools Suppliers in California

Yes. All Crown Stone USA equipment is designed and manufactured in the USA. Less than 2% of components by value originate from China, with parts sourced primarily from the U.S. and allied trading partners including North and South America, Korea, Japan, and Taiwan — ensuring quality, traceability, and fast domestic serviceability.

Crown Stone USA bridge saw tables support precise cuts at 90° and 45° via air-cylinder powered indexers that pull the table to exact angles for repeatable results. The Avalanche Pro Manual + Automatic Bridge Saw also offers one-touch miter switching, and the Avalanche Pro Bridge Saw features plunge-miter cutting capability for complex stone profiles.

Power requirements vary by product. The Avalanche Pro bridge saw requires 208–240 volts at 60 amps (three-phase) or 100 amps (single-phase). The Bridge Saw Table requires 208–240 volts at 25 amps (single-phase). The Water Recycling System's small version runs on 120 volts, 20 amps, while the large version needs 208–240 volts, 20 amps (single-phase).

Yes. The Water System – Automatic Water Recycling is compatible with bridge saws, CNC machines, polishing machines, and hand polishers. The large 70 GPM version supports up to 3 bridge saws, a CNC machine, a polishing machine, and 4–5 hand polishers simultaneously, making it ideal for full-scale stone fabrication facilities.

All Crown Stone USA products include a manufacturer warranty. The company backs its equipment with a 2-year warranty commitment, domestic parts availability, and direct technical support from a team with hands-on stone fabrication experience. Downloadable spec sheets are also available, and the support team is accessible Monday through Friday, 7AM–3PM.

The system uses a flocculant-based sediment settling process that causes fine stone dust to aggregate and settle rapidly, enabling continuous water processing and reuse. Available in 40 GPM and 70 GPM configurations, it is designed for minimal maintenance, compact footprint, and cost-effective operation in granite and stone fabrication shops of varying sizes.