August Stone of the Month featuring Antolini

Marmo Meccanica presents the world’s first flat polish and threshold machine. 

Olympian White Danby marble is quarried and manufactured in Danby, VT. This marble’s low absorption rate (0.08%) makes it versatile for use on interior and exterior projects.

The Breton Genya features a automatic labeling system installed onboard the spindle.

Flow’s Mach 200 waterjet is uniquely designed for today’s stone fabricators. Featuring Flow’s Pivot+™ waterjet cutting head, the Mach 200 is a competitive 5-axis waterjet with bevel capabilities, and features genuine Flow technology throughout.

Stamford Stone is now extracting block stone from its Clipsham Bidwells Quarry in Lincolnshire, England, formerly known as the Davenport Handley Quarry or Bullimores Quarry. 

Combining precision craftsmanship and a compact design, along with the durability and performance that have made Comandulli famous, the Omega Pencil features two individual calibrators at the top and front of the machine that square off the edge before profiling.

This Stone of the Month is the glowing, luminous veins and silvery variations of Silver Stream generate a striking surface with dynamism and power. An Antolini exclusive, this marble has tones of gray, white and black. Technical details provide a frame of reference only.

Marmo Mecannica presents the world’s first flat polish and threshold machine. The LCV-ST can do everything the basic model can do, but more.

 One of Wilson Industrial Electric, Inc.’s newest, most innovative designs is the Wilson Orbit Saw.