Earth Mud Clay Eco Adobe Interlocking Block Brick Making Machine

It is a manual interlocking block and brick molding machine (model LG2-40) designed to produce eco-friendly earthen, clay, mud, and adobe interlocking blocks without cement. It forms a variety of block sizes and is intended for small- to medium-scale production.

Rated production capacity is about 2,500 pieces per 8-hour shift (actual output depends on operator speed, material preparation, and block drying time).

It supports many common sizes including 150×150×100 mm, 200×100×60 mm, 200×200×60 mm, 230×220×115 mm, 240×115×90 mm, 300×150×100 mm, 400×100×200 mm, 400×120×200 mm, 400×150×200 mm and 400×200×200 mm. Molds are changeable to produce different sizes.

Designed for clay, mud, soil and earth (adobe). It is optimized for earthen mixes; recommended mix proportions and any additives should be tested locally and confirmed with the supplier.

The LG2-40 uses manual pressure operation (pressure: manual). No electrical power is required in the standard configuration. Motorized or hydraulic options may be available on request—contact the supplier for customization.

The molding cycle is approximately 20 seconds per operation. Actual cycle time will vary with operator efficiency and mold change operations.

Overall dimensions are 1500 × 620 × 1400 mm (L × W × H) and the machine weighs approximately 280 kg.

The machine has an expected lifespan of around 10 years with proper maintenance. Warranty is 1 year for the machine and 1 year for core components (pressure vessel).

This model carries CE and ISO9001 certifications.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning molds and surfaces after use, checking and tightening fasteners, lubricating moving parts per supplier guidance, inspecting the pressure vessel and wear parts, and replacing worn moulds or seals as needed.

Yes—standard spare parts and replacement molds are available from the manufacturer or distributor. It's recommended to order common wear parts (e.g., mold inserts, seals) for quick replacement.

Packaging and shipping depend on order size and destination. The machine is typically crated for export. Contact the supplier for packing list, freight options, and FOB/CIF quotations.

Yes. Although blocks are formed on the machine, earthen blocks generally require controlled drying (air-drying or shaded drying) and sometimes stabilization depending on the mix. Curing and drying time depend on climate, mix, and thickness—follow supplier recommendations for best strength and durability.

Some customization is possible—different mold shapes/sizes, optional color coatings or surface finishes, and upgraded motorized or hydraulic systems may be offered. Contact the manufacturer to discuss specific customization needs.

A level, stable working area is recommended. Since this is manually operated, trained operators are required for consistent output; supplier typically provides basic operation and maintenance guidance or training. No special electrical infrastructure is required for the standard manual model.