HR7-10 brick maker machine with high output and high pressure

Because the soil types and compositions vary from country to country, some countries have soils containing large amounts of volcanic ash and other rock powder. This type of soil is ideal for producing clay bricks, as it requires no cement and is very strong. This type of soil is found in African countries like Kenya and Tanzania. Another suitable soil for clay brick production is red soil, which is widely found in Africa. When using the HR7-10 bricks maker machine, only a small amount of cement needs to be added, making it a very high-quality soil. However, in Linyi city, China, the soil is predominantly yellow, lacking stickiness and being quite loose. It does not bind well with cement and is therefore unsuitable for producing clay bricks.

The answer is yes, a stacking machine is required. The biggest advantage of the HR7-10 bricks maker machine is its high output and fast production speed. It can produce seven 230*220*115mm hydraform clay bricks at a time, with a forming cycle of 7-10 seconds. This extremely fast production speed cannot be met by workers simply moving the clay bricks; moreover, workers might damage the newly formed bricks during handling. Therefore, the HR7-10 clay brick maker machine must be equipped with a stacking machine when producing clay bricks, and workers will then use forklifts to transport them.

The answer is that the development prospects are excellent. Firstly, the raw materials for clay bricks produced by the HR7-10 bricks maker machine are very readily available; they can be obtained directly from the soil excavated at the production site, using locally sourced materials. Furthermore, no firing is required, making clay bricks produced by the HR7-10 brick making machine an excellent building material for rural areas in Africa where fuel and cement resources are scarce. Secondly, Africa’s urbanization process is accelerating, making it one of the fastest-growing urbanizing regions in the world. This necessitates massive construction of infrastructure such as housing, hospitals, schools, and roads. Therefore, the high-volume, environmentally friendly clay bricks produced by the HR7-10 brick machine have excellent development prospects in the current and future African markets.

When workers use clay interlocking bricks produced by the HR7-10 bricks maker machine to build houses, the interlocking design of these bricks allows them to fit together like Lego bricks, creating a very stable and easy-to-install structure. However, concrete mortar must be used in critical areas such as the foundation, structural columns, and roof beams to significantly improve the overall integrity and strength of the house. Therefore, while the use of clay interlocking bricks produced by the HR7-10 clay brick making machine can substantially reduce the amount of concrete mortar used in house construction, it cannot be completely eliminated.

The answer is no, firing is unnecessary, which is one of the advantages of clay interlocking bricks produced by the HR7-10 bricks maker machine. The molding principle of clay interlocking bricks involves applying strong pressure to the clay raw materials in the mold, tightly binding them together, expelling air, and forming high-density clay bricks. The cement added to the clay raw materials undergoes a hydration reaction, enhancing the strength of the clay interlocking bricks. Therefore, clay interlocking bricks produced by the HR7-10 automatic brick making machine do not require firing; they achieve high strength through proper curing.

To enhance their brand image, customers can choose to have their brand logo or company name printed on the HR7-10 bricks maker machine. The front of the HR7-10 brick making machine has a large area for printing the customer’s company name, and the logo can also be printed on the mixer and conveyor. We can also engrave the customer’s company name onto the molds of the HR7-10 brick machine, so that every clay brick produced by the machine will bear the customer’s logo. Due to the limited size of clay bricks, HENRY recommends that the number of letters in the logo be kept to five or less.

The HR7-10 bricks maker machine is fully automatic. Our engineers have pre-set the production parameters and procedures. After receiving the HR7-10 clay brick maker machine, customers should first carefully review the operation manual and online videos, which contain very detailed installation, usage, and maintenance methods. Workers can easily master the machine after 2-3 days of training. Of course, if customers require more professional guidance, HENRY can send professional engineers to the customer’s factory to provide on-site guidance on the installation, operation, and maintenance of the HR7-10 brick maker machine; however, this will incur a fee.