
Cumar Marble & Granite, Inc. of Everett, MA, processes stonework for individual residences as well as multi-unit hotel and condominium projects. One of the key pieces of machinery is an Intermac Master Stone 4000, purchased from AGM.

A Flow waterjet is used for complex and curved cuts, and it is equipped with abrasives from Barton Mines.

A recent investment has been a Bovone machine that was designed specifically for processing backsplashes.

Sawing is done on a Bisso bridge saw from Italy, which has a high level of automation, and can be programmed and integrated with the operations of the CNC and the waterjet.

Sawing is done on a Bisso bridge saw from Italy, which has a high level of automation, and can be programmed and integrated with the operations of the CNC and the waterjet.

Cumar's shop also has a CMG Taurus 560 edging machine for straight processing of bullnose, half bullnose and other basic edges.

Slabs are cut to size as needed on a bridge saw from Te.Co. Macchine of Italy.

The facility in Everett includes the stoneworking shop as well as a large warehouse for inventorying slab materials.

Currently, Cumar maintains an inventory of 8,000 slabs, including many unique high-end materials not found elsewhere in the U.S.

Over the years, Cumar has completed stonework for some of Boston's most prestigious downtown hotel spaces.
Cumar Marble & Granite
Everett, MA
Type of work:private residences, multi-unit hotel and condominium projectsMachinery: Intermac Master Stone 4000 CNC stoneworking center from AGM; Te.Co Macchine bridge saw; Bisso bridge saw; Flow waterjet with abrasives from Barton Mines; CMG Taurus 560 straight edge processing machine; Bovone backsplash processing machine
Number of Employees: 30
Work breakdown: 60% commercial; 40% residential