Our mobile brick making machine equipment integrates the proven durability of electric brick making machinery with the design flexibility of Imitation Stone Brick Machinery, creating a versatile production hub on wheels. For contractors seeking top-tier automation, the Intelligent Imitation Stone Brick Machine delivers precise material dosing and cycle control, while the high-capacity Intelligent Imitation Stone Brick Machinery meets demands for large-scale residential or commercial projects. Below are the core specifications that distinguish this equipment in the market:
| Technical Data | Value |
|---|---|
| Production Rate (standard bricks) | 4,800 - 6,000 pcs/8h shift |
| Vibration Force | 65 kN |
| Hydraulic Pressure | 21 MPa |
| Motor Power (electric) | 7.5 kW, 380V/50Hz |
| Diesel Engine Option | 4-cylinder, water-cooled, 12 kW |
| Mold Change Duration | 15 minutes |
| Overall Transport Dimensions | 4,500 x 1,800 x 2,200 mm |
| Discharge Height | 800 mm |
| Block Type Examples | 190x190x390 mm, 140x190x390 mm, pavers 60 mm |
These figures reflect a machine built for continuous duty, with minimal maintenance intervals and readily available spare parts worldwide.
The Mobile Brick Making Machine redefines on-site productivity by eliminating the logistics of cured brick transport. Its integrated mixer and feeding hopper enable a continuous material flow from raw aggregate to formed product, dramatically reducing labor requirements. The system’s core is a synchronized vibration-press unit that exerts 65 kN of dynamic force, compacting semi-dry concrete into dense, uniform blocks capable of achieving 15 MPa compressive strength after standard curing. A critical advantage of this mobile design is its ability to operate on rough terrain; the heavy-duty trailer with independent suspension and electric brakes ensures stable towing at highway speeds. When parked, four hydraulic stabilizing jacks level the machine in under two minutes. The control architecture features a programmable logic controller with a 7-inch touchscreen, allowing operators to store up to 20 different product recipes—each with saved parameters for vibration duration, feed amount, and pressing depth. This is particularly valuable when switching between hollow blocks, imitation stone facings, and interlocking pavers, as it eliminates time-consuming manual recalibration. Mold changes are simplified with a quick-clamping system that requires only a single wrench, and the entire mold side-latching mechanism is visible from the operator station for safety. The machine’s power options cater to different site conditions: the standard 7.5 kW electric motor connects to a 380V three-phase supply, while an optional 12 kW water-cooled diesel engine provides autonomy for remote construction sites. Fuel consumption averages only 1.8 liters per hour under full load, making it economical for extended operations. Material feeding is handled by a 750-liter hopper with a hydraulically driven gate, and the mix is carried to the mold box via a reversible belt conveyor with a scraper for clean operation. Water is added through a precision flow meter linked to the PLC, ensuring the optimum water-cement ratio for every batch. The Mobile Brick Making Machine also incorporates a green technology angle: it can process up to 30% recycled crushed concrete or fly ash without compromising block integrity, supporting projects pursuing LEED or other environmental certifications. The pallet rack stores up to 100 steel pallets, and an optional automatic pallet dispenser delivers them sequentially, synchronizing with the machine’s cycle to maintain uninterrupted production. A hydraulic stacking grab can be added to pack cured bricks into cubes, ready for immediate use. Maintenance is straightforward with central lubrication lines and bolt-on liner plates in the mold box that can be replaced in 20 minutes. Vibration dampeners protect the chassis and sensitive components from fatigue. Common wear items like mixing blades and rubber hoses are sized to industry standards, available from multiple suppliers. This focus on serviceability means downtimes average under 2 hours per month even in demanding environments. The Mobile Brick Making Machine has been deployed in projects ranging from affordable housing developments in East Africa to road network expansions in Southeast Asia, validating its versatility. Its output consistency aligns with ASTM C90 and EN 771-3 standards for load-bearing masonry units. By bringing production directly to the point of use, contractors typically report a 35% reduction in material cost and a 50% shorter lead time compared to procuring factory-made blocks. For businesses eyeing growth in the competitive construction sector, the Mobile Brick Making Machine offers a scalable, low-risk entry point into automated brick manufacture.