The hydraulic stone guillotine is designed specifically to handle the toughest stones, including granite, marble, and quartz. Its primary function is to provide clean, straight cuts using a heavy blade that moves vertically.

A hydraulic stone guillotine, also known as a stone splitter, is a machine specially designed for cutting and dividing rocks, blocks, and slabs of stones. This machine can handle stones of different sizes and types, including limestone, sandstone, granite, and many more.

Used to create cleaner looking lines, Guillotined Armor Stone is cubical, stackable, and is well known for being naturally flat and uniform in height. Installation is quick and easy, making it ideal for edging pathways, garden borders, water features and retaining walls.

Wells manufacture a comprehensive range of stone cutting machinery, including hydraulic stone Guillotines, right through to primary masonry bridge saws. Wells are British manufacturers with a solid background of robust and high quality machinery.

Block Splitters, also known as Block Cutters or Guillotines are an essential piece of kit for most professional paving contractors, especially those heavily involved with the installation of block paving .

Apex Equipment International is the US Representative for Steinex Stone Splitting Equipment. Steinex Guillotines and Motorized Conveyors have been a global innovator in the Stone Industry for over 37 years.

Hydraulic Stone Guillotine is widely used for splitting long stone strips into rustic finish wall stone,cubic stone bricks, suitable for granite, marble, sandstone and basalt etc. It's gravity feeding, kind of automatic chopping, can splitting stone within few seconds, high efficiency and low energy consumption. Yeild output:12 sqm/hour

The MK9 featured is ultimately used for the cutting of large sawn blocks of stone. This machine comes fully equipped with a 20hp electric power unit and 20ft quick release hose pipes.

One old-school technique that is still used today to split stones is the feather and wedge technique. The stonecutter drills a line of holes in a stone block and places a pair of feathers (iron or steel strips that curve at the top) in each hole.