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QT10-15 Full Automatic Concrete Block Production Line
Large production line with Siemens, Omron and Yuken components, 90 kN vibration and a published output table across seven block types.
Machine Overview
The QT10-15 is the flagship large-scale line. It is specified around first-tier components - a Siemens control system, Omron sensors, Japan Yuken hydraulic valves and Taiwan-made proportional pressure parts - to keep failure rates and daily maintenance low on continuous production. The vibration system delivers up to 90 kN at an adjustable 3000 to 5200 times per minute, and the published capacity table covers seven block types from load-bearing hollow blocks to municipal curbstones.
Key Benefits
- Ten hollow blocks per cycle: 1800 to 2100 pieces per hour on a 400 x 200 x 200 mm block
- Up to 12500 standard solid bricks per hour at 230 x 110 x 70 mm
- 90 kN excitation force with vibration frequency adjustable from 3000 to 5200 per minute
- Siemens control, Omron sensors and Japan Yuken hydraulic valves as standard
- 12 to 25 second cycle with table-integrated vibration for uniform density
At A Glance
- Model
- QT10-15
- Type
- Full Automatic Production Line
- Family
- Automatic Concrete Block Machine
- Built in
- Linyi, Shandong, China
- Warranty
- 12 months from shipment on frame, vibration system, drive motors and PLC
Customisation
- Moulds designed from your block drawing and local wall standard
- Motor voltage and control cabinet built to your grid supply
- Free plant layout, machine foundation and batching plant drawings
- Free moulding test with your own aggregate before the order is confirmed
Who It Is For
- Large brick factories and building material manufacturers
- Solid waste recycling operations with a steady raw material stream
- Buyers whose tender specifications name component brands
Problems It Solves
- Unplanned downtime that costs more than the premium on branded hydraulics
- Block cracking and density variation at high production rates
- Waste streams that need an outlet with a documented output figure behind it
Application Scenarios
- Large brick factories running standardised production for the wall material market
- Municipal building material suppliers producing curbstones and paving to spec
- Solid waste recycling plants converting construction waste into blocks
- Plants producing several block types on planned mould changeovers
Technical Features
- 41.25 kW total main machine power on a 3500 x 2300 x 2930 mm press
- 90 kN excitation force, 3000 to 5200 vibrations per minute
- Table-integrated vibration form for even compaction
- 1100 x 900 mm standard pallet with 1500 pallets matched to the line
- Siemens, Omron, Yuken and Taiwan proportional pressure components
Technical Parameters
Reproduced from the manufacturer specification. Where a figure is not published the table says so rather than carrying an estimate.
| Overall dimension | 3500 x 2300 x 2930 mm |
| Total main machine power | 41.25 KW |
| Single pallet moulding cycle | 12-25 s |
| Vibration frequency | 3000-5200 times/min |
| Excitation vibration force | 90 KN |
| Vibration form | Table integrated vibration |
| Standard pallet size | 1100 x 900 mm |
| Pallets matched to the line | 1500 pcs |
| Working voltage | Customised to the local grid |
| Control system | Siemens |
| Hydraulic valves | Japan Yuken |
Quality Control In The Workshop
- First-tier component set specified to lower failure rates on continuous production
- One-piece cast vibration boxes with large imported bearings
- Laser cut, robot welded and shot blasted frame under automotive paint
- Trial running in the workshop before packing, which customers may witness
Use Guide
- Cure finished blocks naturally and spray water regularly to keep them moist
- Cover finished blocks and shelter them from rain to prevent surface damage and cracking
- Use a forklift for cured bricks and finished stacks, and a wheel loader to feed raw material into the mixing system
- Flip the pallets regularly so both faces are used, which extends pallet life and reduces deformation
Published Output By Block Size
Capacity is indicative. Actual output varies with operator efficiency, mould and material quality, which is how the manufacturer specification states it.
| Block size (mm) | Pcs per mould | Pcs per hour | Pcs per 8 hours | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 400 x 100 x 200 hollow block | 20 | 3600-4800 | 28800-38400 | Building exterior walls |
| 400 x 150 x 200 hollow block | 14 | 2700-3150 | 21600-25200 | Indoor partition walls |
| 400 x 200 x 200 hollow block | 10 | 1800-2100 | 14400-16800 | Main load-bearing walls |
| 230 x 110 x 70 solid brick | 50 | 7800-12500 | 62400-100000 | Alternative to clay bricks |
| 225 x 112.5 x 60 paving brick | 24 | 4050-4500 | 32400-36800 | Roads and park landscapes |
| 200 x 100 x 60 interlocking brick | 27 | 5250 | 42000 | Walkways and squares |
| 200 x 160 x 60 curb stone | 18 | 3240 | 25920 | Municipal road edging |
What The Machine Looks Like
How It Compares With The Alternatives
A technical comparison against the other ways of solving the same problem, using the figures each machine publishes for itself.
| QT8-15 automatic machine | Eight blocks per cycle at 2500 to 4000 vibrations per minute. The QT10-15 adds two blocks per cycle, Yuken hydraulics and a wider frequency range. |
| QT12-15 production line | Twelve blocks per cycle at 102 kN and 52 kW on a 1380 x 880 mm pallet. The step up when 16800 blocks a shift is not enough. |
| Clay brick kilns | The line produces a 230 x 110 x 70 mm solid brick as a direct alternative to clay bricks, from cement, sand, fly ash, slag and recycled construction waste. |
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1440 pcs/hour at 400 x 200 x 200Request A Quotation For The QT10-15
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