Automatic Concrete Brick Making Machine with Fire Machinery Block Manual Recycled Ash Gearbox-Core Components

The machine can produce hollow blocks, solid blocks, paver blocks, and curbstones using the listed mold sizes.

The stated capacity is 2,800–3,200 pieces per 8-hour shift, depending on block type and operating conditions.

The molding cycle is 45 seconds per cycle (model JWD-45S).

The machine requires a 380 V supply. The specification lists a main power of 5 kW and a vibrating motor power of 1.1 kW; confirm exact electrical hookup with the supplier or electrician.

Approved raw materials include fly ash, cement, sand, and concrete — allowing use of recycled ash (fly ash) mixes.

Supported block sizes are 400×200×200 mm, 400×150×200 mm, and 400×100×200 mm (other sizes may be possible with custom molds — check with the manufacturer).

Key features include a gearbox as a core component, a 45 kN vibrating force, remote control operation, and an overall machine type listed as Tube Mill Line (see supplier for clarification).

Yes. The machine includes remote control functionality for easier operation.

The machine weight is 555 kg. Use appropriate lifting equipment (forklift or crane) for transport and place on a stable, level foundation. Contact the supplier for detailed site preparation and anchoring requirements.

Regular maintenance typically includes gearbox lubrication and inspection, checking vibrating system and mounts, cleaning molds and feeding systems, electrical inspections, and replacing wear parts as needed. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for intervals and procedures.

The product listing does not detail spare parts or service plans. Ask the supplier about availability of replacement molds, gearbox parts, vibrator motors, electrical components, and after-sales service options.

Fly ash is listed as a raw material, but optimal mix ratios depend on local materials and performance requirements. Perform mix design trials and consult a materials engineer or the supplier for recommended proportions and curing practices.

General precautions include using the machine’s emergency stop, ensuring guards are in place, performing lockout/tagout during maintenance, and wearing appropriate PPE. Follow the supplier's safety manual and local regulations.

Yes — the product description indicates a machinery test report is provided for quality assurance. Request the report and any additional certifications from the supplier before purchase.