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Importing Cutter vs. Gangsaw Slabs: An ROI Analysis for Fabricators
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Importing Cutter vs. Gangsaw Slabs: An ROI Analysis for Fabricators

Written by Karan

Logistics Manager • Ruvello Global

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Profit Margins in Stone

For a stone fabricator, the cost of the slab is the biggest variable. Should you import huge Gangsaw slabs or smaller Cutter slabs?

Cutter Slabs (Verticals)

Cost: 20-30% cheaper per sqft than gangsaw.
Dimensions: ~30 inches high x 8-10 feet long.
Use Case: Perfect for standard 25.5" kitchen countertops and 4" backsplashes.
ROI: High. You pay less for the material and have minimal waste if the kitchen is standard.

Gangsaw Slabs

Cost: Premium price.
Use Case: Mandatory for Islands (which are often 40-50 inches deep).
Strategy: Smart importers buy a mixed container: 70% Cutter Slabs (for perimeters) and 30% Gangsaw (for islands) of the same color like Black Pearl. This lowers the average material cost significantly.

#B2B#Profitability#Import#Granite
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