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  • Granite Tombstone Price List

  • Granite Tombstone Price List

    Granite tombstones are widely used for memorial purposes due to their durability, aesthetic appeal, and resistance to weathering. The production and processing of granite tombstones involve several steps, from raw material selection to the final polished product. 

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Granite tombstones are widely used for memorial purposes due to their durability, aesthetic appeal, and resistance to weathering. The production and processing of granite tombstones involve several steps, from raw material selection to the final polished product. 

1. Material Selection

Quarrying: High-quality granite blocks are extracted from quarries using specialized equipment such as diamond wire saws or explosives. The granite is chosen based on its color, texture, and structural integrity.


Inspection: The extracted blocks are inspected for cracks, fissures, or other defects that could compromise the final product.


2. Block Cutting

Slab Cutting: The granite blocks are transported to a processing facility, where they are cut into slabs of the required thickness using large diamond-tipped saws or gang saws.


Tombstone Blank Cutting: The slabs are further cut into smaller, rectangular blanks that will serve as the base for the tombstones. This is done using bridge saws or CNC machines for precision.


3. Shaping and Design

CNC Machining: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines are used to carve intricate designs, lettering, and patterns into the granite. This step ensures high precision and customization according to customer requirements.


Hand Carving: For more traditional or artistic designs, skilled craftsmen may manually carve details into the stone using chisels and other hand tools.


4. Edge Profiling

The edges of the tombstone are shaped and smoothed using grinding and profiling machines. Common edge profiles include flat, beveled, rounded, or custom designs.


5. Polishing

The surface of the tombstone is polished to achieve a smooth, glossy finish. This is done using a series of polishing pads with progressively finer grits. The polishing process enhances the natural color and veining of the granite.


6. Engraving

Sandblasting: A stencil is applied to the tombstone, and high-pressure sand is used to etch names, dates, and other inscriptions into the surface.


Laser Engraving: For more detailed or intricate designs, laser engraving machines are used to create precise and permanent markings.


7. Quality Control

Each tombstone is inspected for defects, dimensional accuracy, and overall finish. Any imperfections are corrected before the final product is approved.


8. Cleaning and Packaging

The finished tombstones are thoroughly cleaned to remove dust and debris from the production process.