Semi Auto Concrete Block Machine
Manual and semi automatic presses for a three to four worker crew, shipped assembled and producing as soon as power is connected.
Every Semi Auto Concrete Block Machine We Publish
These four machines cover the first stage of a block business. The QT40-2 is hand fed; the QT40-1 and QT4-24 add a belt conveyor and a 35.5 kN electrical vibration press; the QT4-25 moves to PLC control with automatic plate supply and brick discharge. None of them need an installation engineer on site.
QT40-2 Manual Cement Block Machine
Entry level manual block machine that presses hollow blocks, solid bricks and pavers with three workers and no site installation.
360-450 pcs/hour at 400 x 150 x 200
QT40-1 Semi Auto Cement Block Machine
Conveyor-fed electrical vibration press with a 30 second cycle, sized for a 60 square metre workshop and three to four workers.
630-840 pcs/hour at 400 x 100 x 200
QT4-24 Semi Auto Concrete Block Machine
Panel-controlled semi automatic press shipped in a plywood case, built for small scale hollow block, solid block and interlocking paver production.
630-840 pcs/hour at 400 x 100 x 200
QT4-25 Automatic Electrical Vibration Block Machine
PLC controlled press combining flat, mould and compression vibration for even density, with automatic plate supply and brick discharge.
576 pcs/hour at 400 x 200 x 200| Model | Vibration force | Power | Pallet size |
|---|---|---|---|
| QT40-2 | 30 KN | 8.8 KW | 850 x 450 x 20 mm |
| QT40-1 | 35.5 KN | 13.45 KW | 850 x 550 x 30 mm |
| QT4-24 | 35.5 KN | 13.45 KW | 850 x 550 x 30 mm |
| QT4-25 | 70-90 KN | 18.7 KW | 850 x 550 mm |
Problems This Family Solves
- Block supply that arrives late, in the wrong size, or with a markup on every piece
- Capital that will not stretch to a hydraulic automatic line in the first year
- Sites with limited power, limited covered area and no local machine engineer
- Manual feeding that caps output whatever the press is capable of
Who It Is For
- Contractors who currently buy blocks and want to produce their own
- First-time block yards testing local demand
- Small plants with three to four workers and a modest covered area
- Established yards adding a second machine for short paving runs
Why Buyers Choose This Range
- Shipped assembled; production starts when the machine is connected to power
- Complete sets quoted with the JD350 pan mixer, conveyor, trolleys and 600 pallets
- Hollow blocks, solid bricks and paver bricks from one press by changing the mould
- The QT40-1 layout fits a theoretical workshop area of 60 square metres
Typical Application Scenarios
- On-site block production for a builder's own housing and wall contracts
- A district block yard supplying local builders daily
- Standard 240 x 115 x 53 mm brick production where clay brick is restricted
- Paving brick runs at 225 x 112.5 x 60 mm alongside hollow block production
Industries Using These Machines
Guides Covering This Family
- Block Machine Pallets Selection And Care
- Container Loading And Shipping A Block Plant
- Hollow Block Sizes And What Each One Costs You In Output
- How To Choose Block Machine Capacity Without Overbuying
- Semi Automatic Versus Fully Automatic Block Machines
- Vibration Force And Frequency And What They Do To Block Density
- Workshop Layout And Power Supply For A Block Plant
Semi Auto Concrete Block Machine Questions
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