DY1-25 is a clay interlocking block machine designed to produce Eco Brava interlocking bricks. It uses hydraulic pressure to compact clay-based mixes and creates two interlocking bricks per production cycle.
The DY1-25 typically produces about 2,000–3,000 finished bricks per day (depending on work shifts, operator skill, raw material quality and curing time).
The machine produces two interlocking bricks per cycle.
The DY1-25 is a hydraulically pressed brick machine. While compaction is hydraulic, feeding and certain operations can be manual — check with the supplier for semi-automatic or fully automatic options.
The machine is available with either a diesel engine drive or an electric motor drive. Choice depends on site power availability and mobility requirements.
Primary raw material is clay or suitable soil for interlocking blocks. Small amounts of water and, where specified, stabilizers or binders (e.g., cement or lime) may be added depending on the recipe and local practice.
Yes. The DY2-15 model can be equipped as a full production line that includes a soil crusher, soil screen, conveyor belt and mixer for integrated raw-material preparation and continuous production.
Mold sizes and interlocking block shapes are usually customizable. Standard Eco Brava interlocking shapes are supported; discuss required dimensions and patterns with the supplier so they can provide or manufacture the correct molds.
Typical curing methods include water curing (spraying or wet stacking) and sheltered curing. Curing time commonly ranges from 7 to 14 days depending on local climate, recipe and strength requirements. Follow local standards or supplier guidance for optimal results.
Routine maintenance includes daily cleaning of the mold and machine surfaces, regular lubrication of moving parts, checking and topping hydraulic oil, tightening fasteners, and periodic inspection/replacement of wear parts. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule.
Common spare parts include molds, hydraulic seals, valves, bearings, belts (if conveyor equipped), and wear plates. Consumables include hydraulic oil and lubricants. Ask the supplier for a recommended spare parts list.
Labor requirements vary with automation level. For a semi-manual hydraulic press like DY1-25, a small crew is typically needed for feeding, demolding and curing handling—often a few operators per shift. Exact staffing depends on desired throughput and workflow.
Many suppliers provide on-site installation support, commissioning and operator training; standard warranty terms differ by manufacturer. Confirm installation, training and warranty details with your chosen supplier before purchase.
Pricing, lead times and shipping depend on model, customization, spare parts, and destination. Contact the machine supplier or dealer with your requirements (model, power option, molds, accessories, destination) to get a formal quote and delivery schedule.
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