Granite
In granite, the gangsaw decides the margin.
Granite is a processor's trade: the money is made — or lost — between the block that goes into the gangsaw and the slabs that come out. Yield is everything, and in most yards, yield is the one number nobody actually knows.
ShilaTeq computes it on every single cut, and prices the wastage into the surviving slabs — so a granite margin finally means what it says.
What this trade fights daily
The invisible yield
Recovery percentage — the trade's most important number — usually lives nowhere at all.
Wastage that never enters the price
Slabs priced off nominal block cost sell below true cost, quietly, forever.
Offcuts lost to memory
The usable remainder of a part-cut block has value — if anyone remembers it exists.
Same product. Your stone.
There is no “graniteedition” — one system runs every yard. These are the three parts of it that matter most in your trade:
The stone
Recovery % on every cut
Consumed area in, slab area out — the yield computed and permanently recorded, cut after cut.
The money
Wastage priced into slabs
True slab cost per sqft, automatically — so quoting below cost stops being possible by accident.
The people
The cutter's own app
The gangsaw operator logs the cut himself — in Hindi, offline in the shed, prices hidden.
The honest part
Machine-level analytics aren't here yet.Roadmap
Recovery is tracked per cut and per block; per-machine and per-operator breakdowns are on the roadmap.
See it on a real yard’s data.
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