
At the TISE trade show this year, we picked up on a material that’s gaining a lot of traction. Our industry is getting excited about sintered stone. You might be familiar with it already, one popular manufacturer is Neolith®.
What is sintered stone? It’s a man-made ultra compact surface engineered for durability. It’s been around for a few years now, so if you haven’t fabricated with it already, you may be soon. Either way, you’re going to want to learn how to cut sintered stone the right way. With your craftsman’s skills and the right tools, you’ll get the most out of this awesome material.
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The Challenges of Sintered Stone
How to Master Sintered Stone
Success on this material is simple: straight and clean miter cuts. Tight seams and super clean miter laminations are a must for the high-end results that get you referrals. To get those precise cuts you need the right equipment. If you already have an AccuGlide saw, you’re set. If you don’t then consider investing in one. The AccuGlide saw’s high precision and rigidity are unmatched. We’ve done extensive testing of our saws on sintered stone materials. We’re confident you’ll get the same excellent results our customers are getting across the US.

If you have any questions about sintered stone slabs that we haven’t covered, don’t hesitate to reach out. We can give you tips on getting the most out of your AccuGlide on any stone material.