Brick/Block Forming Machines

Using sand, gravel, and cement, and with the addition of large quantities of fly ash, slag, steel slag, coal ash, ceramsite, perlite, and other industrial waste, this machine produces various exterior wall blocks, interior wall blocks, PC imitation stone permeable bricks, decorative wall blocks, floor slabs, embankment blocks, interlocking blocks, curb stones, and other paving stones. A colored fabric application device can be added to produce colored paving bricks of various specifications.

Using sand, gravel, and cement, and with the addition of large quantities of fly ash, slag, steel slag, coal ash, ceramsite, perlite, and other industrial waste, we produce various exterior wall blocks, interior wall blocks, PC imitation stone permeable bricks, decorative wall blocks, floor slabs, embankment blocks, interlocking blocks, curb stones, and other blocks. We can also add a colored fabric application device to produce colored paving bricks of various specifications.

The concrete batching plant and mixer are equipped with fully automatic control. This series of batching plants uses electronic cumulative metering, centralized control in an electrical control cabinet, and digital display. It features high metering accuracy, fast batching speed, strong control performance, and high reliability. Feeding equipment can be of various types, including loaders, belt conveyors, grab buckets, and ground pushers.

A concrete mixer is a type of construction machinery used to mix cement, water, and aggregates (such as gravel or sand) to produce concrete for construction. Concrete mixers come in various types, including truck-mounted, portable, and stationary. Truck-mounted mixers are typically used for large construction projects, while portable mixers are more commonly used for small to medium-sized projects. Stationary mixers are typically used for precast concrete applications or large construction sites requiring a continuous supply of concrete. Concrete mixers have revolutionized the construction industry by making the concrete mixing process faster, more efficient, and more consistent.

A brick block-making mould or punch is used to manufacture bricks. It is a tool used to shape clay or other materials into a specific form or shape, which is then fired in a kiln to produce bricks. Dies are typically made of cast iron or steel and are designed according to the specific dimensions and details required to manufacture a particular type of brick.