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Block Machine Guides Built From Published Data
11 guides on capacity, moulds, vibration, pallets, curing, raw material, layout and shipping. Every figure quoted comes from a machine specification on this site, and where a specification publishes nothing the guide says so.
How To Choose Block Machine Capacity Without Overbuying
Machine capacity is decided by blocks per mould and cycle time, not by the model number. Here is how to work backwards from your order book.
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Semi Automatic Versus Fully Automatic Block Machines
Where the real difference lies between a 13.45 kW electrical vibration press and a hydraulic PLC line, in output, labour and site requirements.
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Hollow Block Sizes And What Each One Costs You In Output
Why a 400 x 100 x 200 mm block runs at double the rate of a 400 x 200 x 200 mm block on the same machine.
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Raw Materials For Concrete Blocks And What Each One Changes
Sand, stone, cement, fly ash, slag, coal gangue and construction waste all appear in the published material lists. They do not behave the same way.
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Vibration Force And Frequency And What They Do To Block Density
From 30 kN on the QT40-2 to 102 kN on the QT12-15, and why frequency matters as much as force.
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Block Machine Pallets Selection And Care
PVC, wood, GMT or bamboo, 600 pallets or 1,500, and why flipping them doubles their life.
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Curing Concrete Blocks After They Leave The Machine
The machine sets the density; curing sets the strength. What the published guidance actually requires.
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Workshop Layout And Power Supply For A Block Plant
Machine footprints, installed power and the drawings prepared free of charge before your machine is built.
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Container Loading And Shipping A Block Plant
20GP or 40HQ, what goes in with the machine, and why the packing scheme is agreed before the quotation is signed.
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Block Machine Moulds And The Wear Parts Around Them
Wire cutting, carburising, 54-58 HRC and 100,000 cycles: what mould specifications mean in daily production.
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Spare Parts And Maintenance On A Continuous Block Line
What to hold on the shelf, what the warranty covers, and what support looks like after it expires.
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