The Yongtao YSXP-1300 is an automatic 6-head stone surface profiling machine developed for the continuous production of fluted, grooved and wave-shaped decorative panels. Its six processing stations combine three diamond electroplated profiling wheels with three resin polishing wheels, allowing stone slabs to be shaped, refined and polished in one continuous pass.
With a maximum processing width of 1300 mm, the machine is suitable for producing fluted stone panels, grooved stone wall panels, feature-wall cladding and custom architectural panels from marble, granite and artificial stone. Different surface patterns can be produced by installing profiling and polishing wheels that match the required groove cross-section.
The YSXP-1300 is a stone surface profiling and polishing machine designed to create repeated three-dimensional profiles across the face of a slab. Unlike a conventional slab polisher, which works primarily on flat surfaces, this machine forms and polishes concave, convex, fluted, V-shaped, cylindrical and wave-shaped profiles.
The slab travels continuously beneath six sequential processing heads. The first three heads remove material and gradually establish the required profile. The following three heads refine and polish the newly formed surface. This integrated process reduces slab handling, repeated positioning and separate manual polishing between operations.
The machine is intended for stone factories producing repeated profiles in batches. It is particularly useful when consistent groove dimensions, continuous surface transitions and coordinated finishes are required across multiple panels.
Model: YSXP-1300
Machine type: Automatic 6-head stone surface profiling machine
Diamond electroplated profiling wheels: 3 pieces
Profiling motor power: 15 kW per head
Resin polishing wheels: 3 pieces
Polishing motor power: 11 kW per head
Conveyor belt width: 1350 mm
Conveyor motor power: 5.5 kW
Maximum processing width: 1300 mm
Maximum processing thickness: 100 mm
Processing speed: 0.3–2 m/min
Applicable materials: Marble, granite and artificial stone
The final configuration should be confirmed according to the slab material, profile dimensions, required finish, electrical supply and production conditions.
The first three stations use diamond electroplated profiling wheels to remove material and progressively create the required surface contour. Dividing the profiling process among several heads distributes the grinding load and produces a more controlled transition from initial material removal to the finished profile.
Diamond profiling wheels with directed water cooling for continuous stone surface shaping.
Each wheel must correspond to the target groove width, depth, radius and cross-sectional shape. A wheel intended for one pattern cannot accurately produce every other profile through machine adjustment alone.
After profiling, the slab enters three resin polishing stations. These wheels reduce visible grinding marks, refine the shaped surface and improve the finish inside the grooves and across the raised sections.
The achievable finish depends on the stone, wheel specification, abrasive sequence, feed speed, profile depth and required surface appearance. Testing the customer’s actual material is recommended before continuous production begins.
The stone type, slab dimensions, processing width and target pattern are reviewed first. A dimensioned cross-sectional drawing is the most reliable way to define groove width, depth, spacing and curvature.
A complete wheel set is prepared for the required design. A standard six-head arrangement normally includes three diamond electroplated profiling wheels and three corresponding resin polishing wheels.
The wheels are installed in processing order. Their positions are adjusted so that each head performs a controlled stage of profiling or polishing without creating an abrupt transition.
A wave-profiled stone panel moving through the continuous forming and polishing line.
A test slab is processed using the actual production material. The groove dimensions, profile continuity, grinding marks and surface finish are checked against the approved drawing or sample.
After the sample is approved, the same configuration can be used for batch processing. Wheel wear, slab feeding and finished-panel consistency should be inspected at planned intervals.
The YSXP-1300 can process different decorative patterns by changing the matched profiling and polishing wheels. Available designs may include:
Rounded flutes
Concave grooves
Convex and concave combinations
Large and small V-grooves
Cylindrical grooves
Straight grooves
Curved grooves
Offset concave profiles
S-shaped waves
Flat-and-curved combinations
Repeated architectural profiles
Custom profiles based on drawings or samples
Reference surface profiles produced with matched profiling and polishing wheel sets.
Profile terminology varies among countries and stone factories. For accurate tooling selection, customers should provide a cross-sectional drawing, a physical sample or clearly marked dimensions instead of relying only on a profile name.
As a stone fluting machine, the YSXP-1300 creates repeated vertical or horizontal channels across stone slabs. These profiles add depth, shadow and visual rhythm to interior wall surfaces.
The equipment can also operate as a stone grooving machine when fitted with wheels designed for V-shaped, rounded, straight or compound grooves. Profiling and polishing are completed in sequence, making the machine suitable for continuous production of decorative panels rather than single-groove cutting.
Fluted marble wall panels with consistent curved profiles produced for decorative wall applications.
Typical finished products include:
Fluted stone panels
Fluted marble wall panels
Grooved stone wall panels
3D stone wall panels
Feature-wall panels
Hotel and commercial interior cladding
Decorative background-wall panels
Custom architectural stone panels
Wave-profiled marble panels
Artificial stone decorative panels
Fluted stone panels installed as a curved feature wall in a commercial interior.
The YSXP-1300 may therefore be described by application as a fluted stone panel machine or stone wall panel profiling machine. Its technical classification, however, remains an automatic stone surface profiling machine.
The machine is well suited to marble fluting, grooving and wave-profile production. A dedicated marble fluting machine configuration uses wheels selected according to the marble’s hardness, structure and required finish.
Granite can be processed when the tooling, grinding allowance and operating settings are matched to the material. A granite surface profiling machine configuration should be verified through sample testing because granite generally requires a different abrasive plan from marble.
The machine can be configured as an artificial stone surface profiling machine for suitable engineered materials. Resin content, aggregate composition, hardness and heat sensitivity must be considered when selecting the wheels and processing settings.
Material suitability should always be confirmed using the customer’s actual slab. Results obtained from one material should not automatically be applied to every other stone type.
The integrated layout completes initial shaping, profile refinement and polishing without transferring slabs between separate machines.
Fixed processing stations help maintain the profile position and processing sequence across repeated panels, improving batch consistency when the same tooling and settings are used.
The three polishing heads refine the shaped surface immediately after profiling, reducing dependence on separate hand polishing for every groove.
Different decorative products can be manufactured by changing the complete wheel set and recalibrating the processing positions.
The maximum processing width of 1300 mm supports wide decorative slabs used for wall cladding, feature walls and architectural panel projects.
A feed range of 0.3–2 m/min allows the operating plan to be adjusted according to material characteristics, groove depth, tooling and finish requirements.
A polished appearance alone does not confirm that a fluted panel meets production requirements. Finished slabs should be evaluated for profile dimensions, surface continuity and batch consistency.
Recommended inspection points include:
Groove width, depth and spacing
Profile conformity to the approved cross-section
Smooth transitions between concave and convex areas
Consistency at both ends of the slab
Visible grinding lines or incompletely polished areas
Alignment of repeated patterns
Surface appearance across the production batch
Changes in dimensions caused by wheel wear
Slab movement or vibration during processing
Finished wave-shaped stone panel showing consistent groove spacing and continuous surface transitions.
A first-piece approval procedure should be completed before batch production. Periodic inspections can then identify tooling wear or processing changes before they affect an entire order.
The YSXP-1300 is appropriate for factories that need to process stone panels up to 1300 mm wide and complete surface profiling and polishing in a continuous production line. It is especially suitable for repeated or medium-to-large batch orders.
Machine selection should not be based only on the number of heads or maximum width. The following information also affects the recommended configuration:
Stone type
Slab length, width and thickness
Effective profiling width
Groove width, depth, spacing and radius
Profile cross-sectional drawing
Required surface finish
Planned daily or shift output
Number of frequently produced patterns
Frequency of wheel changes
Factory voltage and frequency
Available loading, unloading and installation space
Factories producing one repeated profile can prioritize continuous output and tooling life. Factories handling multiple custom designs should also consider wheel-set management, changeover time and sample approval procedures.
Yongtao is a stone surface profiling machine manufacturer providing equipment configuration, matched tooling consultation and sample-processing support based on the customer’s actual product.
Yongtao YSXP-1300 with three profiling heads and three polishing heads for continuous stone panel production.
The YSXP-1300 combines a 1300 mm processing width with three profiling and three polishing stations. Rather than supplying only the machine body, Yongtao can review the slab material, profile drawing and finish requirement to help determine the appropriate wheel combination and processing plan.
Available project support may include:
Machine configuration consultation
Profile and tooling evaluation
Sample slab testing
Electrical configuration confirmation
Installation and commissioning guidance
Operator training
Wheel replacement guidance
Maintenance recommendations
After-sales technical support
The final supply scope, tooling quantity and on-site services should be clearly specified in the technical agreement and sales contract.
If you are evaluating a stone surface profiling machine for sale, send Yongtao the material details, slab dimensions, profile drawing and target production capacity. This information allows the technical team to determine whether the standard YSXP-1300 configuration is suitable and which wheel sets are required.
Customers comparing a 6-head stone surface profiling machine for sale should evaluate more than the initial machine price. Tooling suitability, profile-change requirements, sample results, electrical configuration, operator training and after-sales support all affect the final production solution.
Provide the following information for an accurate quotation:
Stone material and slab photographs
Slab length, width and thickness
Maximum effective processing width
Dimensioned profile cross-section
Groove width, depth, spacing and radius
Required surface finish
Planned production output
Number of profile designs
Local voltage, frequency and phase
Available factory installation space
A stone surface profiling machine uses shaped abrasive wheels to create repeated three-dimensional contours across the face of a stone slab. The YSXP-1300 also polishes the formed profiles through three sequential resin wheel stations, allowing profiling and polishing to be completed in one continuous line.
A flat slab polisher is designed primarily to grind and polish level surfaces. The YSXP-1300 creates fluted, grooved, concave, convex, V-shaped and wave-shaped contours before polishing those formed surfaces. The machines use different wheel structures and serve different production requirements.
Yes. Different profiles can be produced by replacing the complete wheel set with tooling matched to the required cross-section. Each new design should be checked through wheel positioning and sample processing before batch production.
Yes. It can be configured as a marble fluting and polishing machine for producing repeated rounded, concave, V-shaped and wave-shaped patterns. The marble type, groove dimensions and target finish must be reviewed to select the appropriate wheels.
The machine can process suitable granite and artificial stone when the tooling and operating plan match the material. Because hardness, brittleness and composition vary, customers should provide actual slabs for testing before confirming continuous production settings.
The automatic stone surface profiling machine price depends on the electrical configuration, tooling sets, required profiles, material-testing requirements, delivery scope and service plan. A dimensioned profile drawing and production information are required for an accurate quotation.
It is primarily designed for continuous batch production. It can handle different custom patterns by changing wheel sets, but factories with frequent design changes should include tooling replacement, adjustment and sample approval time in their production planning.
When comparing a marble fluting machine for sale, review the maximum slab width, number and sequence of processing heads, wheel-change method, available profile tooling, sample quality, feed-speed range and technical support. The supplier should evaluate the actual marble and profile drawing before recommending a configuration.
Matched profiling and polishing wheels can be discussed according to the required groove cross-section, dimensions, material and finish. Customers should provide a technical drawing or physical sample so the stone fluting machine manufacturer can evaluate tooling feasibility and prepare the correct wheel combination.
Yes. Sample processing helps confirm material suitability, wheel matching, profile dimensions and surface quality. An approved sample also provides a practical quality reference for equipment preparation and future batch production.
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