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    1993 HENKE VARIANT

    1993 HENKE VARIANT

    • Manufacturer: Henke
    • Model: Variant

    Stone production plant HENKE VARIANT INCLUDES: 2 circuits 18 forms 1439 boards Year of construction 1992/93 With core and attachment, for the production of paving stones, slabs, kerbstones, U- and L-stones,...

    Bamberg, Germany
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    1996 OMAG TRONIC 140/90-22

    1996 OMAG TRONIC 140/90-22

    • Manufacturer: Omag
    • Model: Tronic
    • Cycle Time: 15 s

    Board machine Type: Tronic 140/90-22 Manufacturer: OMAG Year: 1996 The board machine built in 1996, has been operated continuously since it was commissioned in 1997. For sale is not only the block machine it...

    Germany
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    1992 Henke block machine

    1992 Henke block machine

    • Manufacturer: Henke

    Henke block machine Machine type Henke Year of built 1992 Board size 1.500x750x40 Number of boards ±4.000 Board type Wasa Uniplast Curing chamber ± 5.500 positions. 13 levels Curing rack type Rotho The pr...

    Frankfurt, Germany

Overview

Block, Brick & Paver Making Machines are specialized equipment used for manufacturing concrete blocks, bricks, and pavers. These machines are commonly used in the construction industry to produce high-quality, uniform building materials. They can be automated or semi-automated and come in various sizes and capacities, making them suitable for both large-scale industrial production and smaller, custom projects.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a block, brick, or paver making machine?

Consider the machine's production capacity, automation level, power requirements, and the types of molds it supports. Also, evaluate the quality of materials and components used in the machine.

How do I ensure safe shipping for a block, brick, or paver making machine?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is well-secured, and all moving parts are properly fastened to prevent damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for block, brick, or paver making machines?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting electrical systems, and cleaning molds. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance schedules and procedures.