Block and Brick Making Plant

Brick and Block Making Plant: Definitive Guide

What Is A Brick Making Plant?

So, what is a brick making plant? Well, this is a machine that produces blocks. Brick making plants come in different models. Here at HMC, we have automatic, semi-automatic, manual, mobile, and hydraulic models. These models also use different raw materials.

You can therefore get a concrete, cement, clay, fly ash, sand, cinder, and egg-laying brick making machine. Our brick making plants are engineered for straightforward use and produce high density and compact bricks ideal for different customer needs. They also come at a competitive price so you can get value for your money.

Why Do You Need A Brick Making Plant?

Well, if you are a brick making company, then you surely need a brick making plant to help you produce more bricks. Let’s look at some of the advantages.

• Increased production

You can’t compare the output of a human to that of a machine. A machine is way more capable than a human being. That means with a brick making plant you can go from 100 pieces to 1440 pieces in a day allowing you to meet the demand of your customers.

• Improves safety

This is especially true with our automatic and semi-automatic brick making machines. They mitigate the need for human input or keep it at a minimum. This translates to fewer accidents and injuries. Furthermore, they don’t produce toxic gases hence protecting Mother Nature.

• Bolsters your business reputation

Customers are more likely to seek services from a company with advanced brick making machines such as our automatic variants. Why so? Because they know they’ll receive quality bricks within a short period of time. If you want to receive more clients, it’s time you invested in a brick making plant from HMC.

• Larger profit margins

If you want value for your money, it’s time you had a brick making plant installed at your site. As we’ve mentioned, the machine allows you to make more quality bricks that attract more customers. As such, your revenue will increase, and within a few months, you’ll breakeven and start reaping profits.

• Reduced labor costs

Buying an automatic or semi-automatic machine will lead to reduced labor costs. They reduce the amount of human input needed to produce a piece. In fact, with a few well-trained operators, you can run a successful brick making business.

As you can see, investing in a brick making plant comes with numerous benefits. While the initial investment capital may be high, the returns will outweigh it.

What Types Of Brick Making Plants Are For Sale?

At HMC we have numerous brick making plants for sale. Let’s look at the most popular

• Automatic brick making plant

Our automatic brick making machines are the most popular among our clients. This is thanks to top-notch technology and a design suited for tough environments. Besides, they help reduce costs while increasing a factory’s output.

You can get an automatic machine regardless of the raw material you intend to use. Whether it is concrete, clay, cement, or sand, we have you sorted. They come equipped with a mixer, PLC system, mold, pallet feeder, manual cart, and more. Best-selling models include QT10-15, QT12-15, and others.

• Semi-automatic brick making plant

Unlike the fully-automatic, the semi-automatic machine requires a bit of human input. This can be feeding the mixer with raw materials or pulling the brick pallet over the Green convey belt. That said, they produce compact bricks in a 10-second cycle.

With it, you can produce up to 3,000 pieces per day. Most semi-automatic machines can produce 4’, 5’, and 6’ blocks. They feature high vibration, strong design, and come at a competitive price. Popular models include LMT4-40, LMT4-35, ECO BRB, LMT4-26, and more.

• Manual brick making plant

If you are a company on a budget, then a manual brick making plant is what you need. This type requires enormous manpower hence you’ll expect higher labor costs but lower running costs. Some models are equipped with engines while others entirely depend on human input.

But don’t be fooled by their mode of operation as they produce high-density blocks ideal for wall, pavement, and other construction needs. Most use sand or clay as their raw material since they are easy to compact with hands. Here you can choose the LT2-40, M7MI, M7MI TWIN, and more.

• Mobile brick making plant

No longer do you need to produce bricks at one spot thanks to our range of mobile brick plants. These machines comprise durable wheels that allow you to move them around. They are also equipped with an electric or diesel engine and mold for on the go brick production.

As expected, they are easy to use, cheap, compact, and easy to maintain. Some of the most popular models are M7MI TWIN, M7 MI, QCM4-30, QMJ2-40, and more. Expect to produce high density solid or hollow bricks when using these machines.

• Hydraulic brick making plant

Another stellar brick making plant is the hydraulic type. It uses powerful hydraulic pressure – up to 60MPa – and strong vibration to make compact and even bricks for some of the most demanding construction projects. Most hydraulic plants feature hydraulic systems from leading companies such as Siemens.

They are durable, offer dependable operation, and easy to use. You can get clay, cement, concrete, paver, interlocking, and other hydraulic plants. Top models include QT12-15, QT10-15, QT8-15, and QT6-15, among others.

What Type Of Raw Materials Does A Brick Making Plant Use?

Brick making plants can use different raw materials. And from these raw materials, we get the following.

• Cement brick making plant

This is basically a brick making plant that uses cement as its main raw material. It produces bricks that are ideal for numerous masonry construction be it walls, partitions, or pavements. We have automatic, semi-automatic, and hydraulic cement brick making plants. They feature a strong frame, stellar automation, and are easy to operate.

Most cement brick making plants can make hollow, interlocking, paver, and channel bricks that come in different shapes and sizes. Some of our best-selling models include QT4-15, QT4-18, QT3-20, QMY18A, and QMY12A, among others. The best part: they come at a competitive price.

• Concrete brick making plant

The concrete brick making plant uses concrete, water, and adhesive, and other materials to produce bricks of different shapes and sizes. The concrete ought to be mixed with water, an adhesive, and other optional materials. They are easy to operate, durable, and produce bricks ideal for different construction needs.

The concrete block making plant can produce bricks raging from paver, hollow, solid, channel, and interlocking. These bricks can also be integrated with color pigments in the automatic variants. Like the cement brick machine, you can get automatic, semi-automatic, and hydraulic variants.

• Clay brick making plant

Some of the top-selling HMC clay brick making plants include ECO BRAVA, ECO BRB, LT2-40, LT4-10, LT5-10, and LT5-17, and others. These machines can produce anywhere from 1,000 pieces to more than 3,000 pieces in a day. This is a production capacity ideal for small to medium companies.

Clay brick machines can come in form of automatic, semi-automatic, manual, mobile, and hydraulic machines. The mobile brick making plant allows you to produce bricks at different spots at your construction site. On the other hand, the automatic model will enable you to improve production capacity.

• Fly ash brick making plant

The fly ash brick making machine uses fly ash as its primary raw material. The automatic and hydraulic models feature high vibration, powerful hydraulic power, and top-notch automation. This helps produce bricks of high density and even distribution. You can get the automatic, semi-automatic, and hydraulic models that meet your production needs.

Some of the models you can get at HMC include LMT4-26, LMT4-35, LMT4-40, QMJ2-40, QMJ4-45, and others. Some of the automatic types come with a PLC system that enables you to create high-quality bricks. The best part: it is easy to use these machines as they come with easy to understand manuals.

• Cinder brick making plant

Cinder is yet another widely used building material thanks to its stellar construction properties. And for this, HMC presents you with a wide range of cinder brick making plants. They range from automatic, semi-automatic, manual, and mobile cinder brick making machine. These machines are a staple in most factories since they turn industrial waste into bricks.

The most common types of cinder brick making plants are LMT4-26, LMT4-35, LMT4-40, QT3-20, and QT4-15. All these machines are of high quality, come with top-notch technology and high hydraulic pressure. You can get them at a competitive price ideal for small, medium, and large production capacity.

What Type Of Bricks Can You Make With Brick Making Plant?

A brick making plant allows you to make bricks of different shapes and sizes. The most commonly used bricks include:

• Hollow bricks

Hollow blocks are made of lightweight material and are increasingly becoming instrumental in constructions around the globe. Besides, they have stellar thermal and sound insulation keeping a room quiet and comfortable. They are a mixture of sand, gravel, stone powder, and lime. You can get a variety of machines that are specifically engineered to produce hollow bricks such as QMJ4-45 and QMJ4-30.

• Paver bricks

Paver bricks are primarily made for pavement construction. This means that they are of high quality and can withstand everyday tear and wear. Most are made of concrete and cement and come in different sizes, shapes, and colors. Applications include roads, outdoor carpeting, streets, playgrounds, and more. Some of our paver bricks machines include QT12-15, QT10-15, QT8-15, and more.

• Interlocking bricks

Interlocking bricks are also becoming a favorite for most homeowners. And it is for this reason that HMC presents you with a wide range of interlocking bricks. The chief benefit of interlocking is that they don’t require plastering, all you need to do is connect the pattern. ECO BRB, LMT4-26, and LMT4-35 are some of the machines that produce interlocking bricks.

• Solid bricks

Solid bricks are some of the most common in the construction industry. They can be clay, cement, concrete, or sand bricks. They are instrumental in most complex construction projects such as story buildings. They come in different sizes and shapes. Some of our solid brick machines include QT8-15, QT10-15, and QT12-15.

Which Is The Best Size Of A Brick Making Plant?

When it comes to size, your desired production capacity comes into play. For example, if you want to produce more than 4000 pieces per day, you’ll have to buy our complex automatic brick making plant.

If you are into small production, then a manual or semi-automatic type is a perfect fit for you.

How Do You Choose The Best Brick Making Plant?

Again, there are several factors you need to consider before settling to purchase a specific brick making plant. Let’s look at the most important.

• Production capacity: you should choose a brick making plant that meets your minimum production capacity.
• Mode of operation: do you want a manual, automatic, or semi-automatic machine? Answering this question is a sure way to the right plant for you.
• Price: this is arguably the most important aspect you need to consider. If your budget can’t buy an automatic machine, you should settle for a semi-automatic variant.
• Maintenance cost: you should settle for a brick making plant that is easy to maintain.
• Ease of use: you need one that is easy to use and to troubleshoot.

What Is The Price Of A Brick Making Plant?

The price of a brick making plant varies depending on the mode of operation and raw material. That is cement and concrete plants tend to fetch higher than sand and clay brick making machines.

Why Should You Buy A Brick Making Plant From HMC?

• Experience: HMC has more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying brick making plants.
• Quality products: our machines undergo thorough Quality Assurance to ensure we only provide you the best brick making machines.
• Global footprint: we have served customers from at least all continents. From Africa and Europe to Asia. As such, we understand your needs depending on your location.

A wide range of products: as discussed above, we produce machines of different modes of operation that use different raw materials.