FLY ASH BRICK MAKING MACHINE

All raw materials such as fly ash, sludge, lime, gypsum, grit, crusher dust, cement, and water are combined in each bin. A conveyor belt moves the mixture to a pan mixer and then to the hoppers where they are mixed well. The pallet is then automatically fed into the machine. The raw material will then be pressurized and come out as a brick on top of the pallet. After the pressure machine produces the bricks, the pallet stacker automatically arranges them. A Fly ash brick-making machine reduces the cost of labor.

There are two options available; a Fully Automatic Fly Ash Brick Machine and Semi-Automatic Fly Ash Brick Making Machine. Comparatively, a semi-automatic Fly Ash Brick machine will require additional labor than the fully automatic version.

The processes involved in making a fly ash brick are mixing, pressing, and finally the handling system where bricks are cured and dried. In a semi-automatic fly ash brick making machine, automation of the handling system is absent, hence fully automatic fly ash brick machines are economically viable.

The vibration and hydraulic pressure technology used in Fly ash brick-making machines improves the consistent quality of fly ash bricks. A machine that uses vibration technology can produce more bricks.