Semi-Automatic Paving Stone Machine
A semi-automatic paving stone machine is a flexible and efficient solution for businesses that want to produce interlocking pavers, kerbs and blocks with a low investment.
Paving stones are an aesthetic and durable surfacing material used on pavements, car parks, gardens and estate roads. A semi-automatic paving stone machine makes it possible to produce them in different sizes and patterns with a low investment, simply by changing the mould.
How Does It Work?
The machine runs on a hydraulic unit and powerful vibration motors. The feeder box fills the mould with concrete, the top tamper head comes down and vibration and pressure are applied together to compact the stone. The mould is then lifted and the product is taken on its pallet to the curing area.
- The feeder box fills the mould.
- The tamper head comes down and vibration plus hydraulic pressure are applied.
- The mould lifts and the product stays on the pallet.
- The pallet is moved to curing and a new pallet is placed.
On semi-automatic models this cycle progresses with commands given by the operator from the control panel. This keeps the investment low without compromising product quality.
Advantages
- Much lower investment than fully automatic lines
- Pavers, kerbs, blocks and channels with a simple mould change
- Easy maintenance and operation with only a few operators
- Fast payback for small and medium-sized plants
Who Is It For?
For concrete product plants serving regional demand, suppliers of municipal tenders and investors new to the sector, a semi-automatic paving stone machine is the ideal starting point. As output grows, the line can be gradually expanded with automatic feeding, pallet transport and stacking equipment.
