The model is QT10-2. It's a small-scale manual block-making machine for producing hollow blocks, porous blocks, solid concrete bricks and interlocking pavers using materials such as cement, concrete and fly ash.
Power: 550 W. Machine oversize (approx.): 420 × 380 × 280 mm. Weight: about 30 kg. Voltage options listed: 380V / 280V. Confirm actual voltage configuration with the supplier before ordering.
Capacity depends on block size, mold type, mix and operator speed. Typical output per 8-hour shift (as given): 390×190×190 mm hollow block — 480–520 pcs; 390×150×190 mm hollow block — 480–520 pcs; 400×200×200 mm hollow block — 480–520 pcs; 240×115×43 mm solid block — 1,920–2,150 pcs.
Common materials include cement, sand, stone aggregates, and waste materials like fly ash. Exact mix ratios and admixtures depend on desired block strength and local materials — follow proven local recipes or supplier guidance.
The machine is designed for one-person operation and is described as simple to operate. Typical workflow: prepare mix, fill molds, compact/demold and stack for curing.
Yes. The QT10-2 can make hollow, porous and solid blocks. Different molds or mold inserts are used to produce different shapes and sizes; check with the supplier about available mold options or custom molds.
Common practice: demold when blocks reach handling strength (often 24 hours depending on mix and conditions), then wet-cure for 7–14 days. Full design strength is typically assessed at 28 days. Adjust curing based on local climate and mix.
Regular maintenance includes daily cleaning of molds and contact surfaces, greasing/lubricating moving parts weekly, checking and tightening bolts periodically, and inspecting the vibration/motor assembly. Replace worn molds or parts as needed.
Common wear parts: molds, vibration motor components, seals, bearings and fasteners. Suppliers typically offer spare molds and replacement parts — confirm availability and lead times before purchase.
At about 30 kg and compact dimensions, the machine is easily transportable by small vehicle. Shipping/packing methods vary by supplier — contact the seller for packaging details, shipping cost and lead time.
Use appropriate PPE (gloves, safety boots, eye protection), ensure electrical supply is properly grounded, keep hands clear of moving parts, turn off and isolate power before maintenance, and follow local electrical safety rules.
Customization (different molds, special block shapes, or electrical configurations) is often possible. For larger production capacity, consider semi-automatic or fully automatic block-making equipment. Discuss needs with the supplier for options and pricing.
The machine is described as simple to operate and suitable for one-person use. Many suppliers provide operation manuals and can offer installation guidance or basic training — confirm training availability and costs with the seller.
Warranty terms and after-sales support vary by manufacturer and dealer. Ask the supplier for warranty duration, scope, spare parts support and service contacts before purchase.
Start with proven local mix formulas for the block type (cement:aggregate ratios, water content, and any fly ash/additives). Keep materials consistent, control moisture content, use proper compaction, and follow recommended curing. If unsure, request technical support or trial batches from the supplier.
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