Flyash Brick Machine

A fly ash brick machine produces eco-friendly, durable bricks from fly ash, cement, and sand, offering a sustainable, efficient alternative to traditional clay bricks

Block Making Machine

A block-making machine produces concrete blocks by compressing a mixture of cement, sand, and water, offering efficient, high-volume production for construction projects.

Pan Mixer

A pan mixer, also known as a planetary mixer, efficiently mixes cement, sand, and water for consistent concrete production.

Hydraulic Pallet Trolley

A hydraulic pallet trolley, or pallet jack, is a manual tool designed to lift and transport pallets efficiently and easily.

Project Description

Working Processes

Mold Preparation: The machine's table is loaded with pre-greased molds. The grease helps prevent the blocks from sticking to the molds.
Material Feeding: The machine's hopper is filled with a pre-mixed concrete mixture containing cement, sand, aggregates, and water. The mixture is then distributed evenly into the molds.
Compaction: The machine's vibration mechanism is activated to compact the concrete mixture within the molds. This process removes air pockets and ensures the blocks have a dense structure.
Curing: Once the compaction is complete, the molds are closed and left to cure. The curing process involves allowing the concrete to harden and gain strength over time. This can be done either naturally or using steam curing chambers.
Demolding: After the curing period is over, the molds are opened, and the finished concrete blocks are removed.
Stacking: The blocks are then stacked onto pallets for storage or transportation.

Block Making Machine Description

A block making machine efficiently produces concrete blocks using molds and compaction.

Aspect	Description
Type	Automatic or semi-automatic block making machine
Material Capacity	Can produce blocks from cement, sand, fly ash, and other aggregates
Production Capacity	Ranging from 1000 to 10,000 blocks per day, depending on the model
Automation Level	Fully automatic machines with computerized controls or semi-automatic systems
Power Source	Electric or hydraulic power, typically 10-20 HP
Block Types	Capable of producing solid, hollow, paver, and curbstone blocks
Cycle Time	Usually between 15 to 25 seconds per cycle for block formation
Molding System	Uses hydraulic pressure and vibration to compress material into molds
Control System	Equipped with a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) for efficient operation
Machine Size	Varies based on production capacity; generally compact and easy to install
Weight	Between 5000 to 12,000 kg depending on the machine's configuration
Maintenance	Low maintenance with easily replaceable parts and accessible controls
Usage	Used in construction sites for producing blocks for walls, pavements, and foundations
Advantages	- High production capacity - Durable blocks - Low operational cost