Concrete Block Molding Machine

QSMT Pallet-Free Wet-Batch Block Molding and Palletizing Machine

Bricks leave the mold soft and are stacked wet on the spot, so no pallets are needed

QSMT Pallet-Free Wet-Batch Block Molding and Palletizing Machine | CEMBRIQ
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The QSMT series is a wet-batch block machine that combines forming and palletizing in one working cycle. It uses a mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic control arrangement in which a multi-dimensional automatic judgment program checks conditions and a human-machine interaction system applies adaptive dynamic pressure adjustment. The machine watches its own running state in real time, diagnoses faults, shuts down when needed and shows the suggested remedy on the interface. Two sizes are offered. QSMT500 runs at 39.5 kW with a molding area of 1150 x 560 mm and about 8000 kg of machine weight, while QSMT1000 runs at 57.5 kW with a molding area of 1150 x 1100 mm and about 12000 kg. Both work at 3200 to 4600 vibrations per minute, a molding cycle of 13 to 18 seconds and a nominal pressure of 21 MPa, with a vibratory force of 68 kN and 150 kN. Because bricks are stacked on the spot as they leave the mold, no pallets or boards are used, and loading work drops sharply. The machine suits standard solid bricks, porous bricks and other small unfired blocks, and its compact structure fits both new plants and upgrades of existing halls.

MACHINE SELECTION

Configured around output, blocks and operating conditions.

Pallet-free forming side that removes the need for pallets and boards in the wet pressing stage, Integrated wet-batch online cross-palletizing, with bricks stacked the moment they leave the mold, Multi-dimensional automatic judgment program with adaptive dynamic pressure adjustment, Real-time status monitoring, automatic fault diagnosis, automatic shutdown and display of solutions, Imported Japanese hydraulic multi-way vector control system for steady response under continuous duty, Compact structure with low noise and energy demand, suitable for new plants and existing hall upgrades

Typical decision factors

AutomationConfigured by project scope
ProductsProducing standard solid bricks, porous bricks and other small unfired blocks, Large brick plants that want to remove pallets from the forming side of the line, Solid waste resource utilisation projects using recycled raw materials, Traditional pallet-based plants upgrading to wet-batch online stacking, Compact indoor installations where floor space is limited
MarketSyria & Middle East
QuoteBased on capacity & configuration
ModelQSMT1000
Models in seriesQSMT500 / QSMT1000
Vibration frequency3200-4600 times/min
Machine power39.5 kW / 57.5 kW
Machine weightapprox. 8000 kg / approx. 12000 kg
Dimensions5800 x 1800 x 2750 mm / 6800 x 1800 x 2750 mm
Molding cycle13-18 s
Nominal pressure21 MPa
Vibratory force68 kN / 150 kN
Molding area1150 x 560 mm / 1150 x 1100 mm
Molding methodVibration-press molding
Palletizing methodWet-batch online cross-palletizing
Palletizing height1100 mm (10 layers of standard bricks)
PRICE FACTORS

What changes the machine price?

01

Daily capacity

Output target determines machine size, mould cycles and line configuration.

02

Automation

Pallet handling, cubing, batching and packaging change total project scope.

03

Block types

Hollow block, paver, interlock and curbstone may require different moulds and handling.

04

Service scope

Shipping, installation, training and spare parts are quoted by destination.

Forming and Stacking in One Cycle

The QSMT series was built around a single idea: the block machine should not hand wet product over to a separate stacker. Forming and palletizing run as one high-efficiency operating system, so bricks are stacked the moment they leave the mold and the machine works one pallet at a time on the forming side without depending on a supply of pallets or boards. Loading and unloading work falls away, and with it a large share of the labour, handling cost and breakage that come from moving soft green blocks more than once.

Control and Pressure Adjustment

Control combines electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems. A multi-dimensional automatic judgment program evaluates the working conditions, and the human-machine interaction system applies adaptive dynamic pressure adjustment so that pressure follows the material rather than a fixed figure. Running status is monitored in real time, faults are diagnosed automatically, the machine shuts itself down when a condition requires it and the interface displays a suggested remedy. The hydraulic multi-way vector control system is an imported Japanese unit, chosen for steady response under continuous production.

Two Models and Their Parameters

QSMT500 and QSMT1000 share the same working principle but differ in scale. QSMT500 has a machine power of 39.5 kW, a weight of about 8000 kg, dimensions of 5800 x 1800 x 2750 mm, a molding area of 1150 x 560 mm and a vibratory force of 68 kN. QSMT1000 has 57.5 kW, about 12000 kg, 6800 x 1800 x 2750 mm, a molding area of 1150 x 1100 mm and 150 kN. Both run at 3200 to 4600 vibrations per minute with a 13 to 18 second molding cycle and 21 MPa nominal pressure, use vibration-press molding and stack wet-batch online in a cross pattern to a height of 1100 mm, which is 10 layers of standard bricks.

Products and Materials

The machine produces standard solid bricks, porous bricks and other small unfired blocks, and it switches between them through the mold rather than through major changes to the machine. It takes a wide range of solid waste materials, which matters to plants working under resource-utilisation rules and to producers who want to cut raw material spending. The compact structure keeps the floor area small, and the low noise and energy demand make the unit easier to place inside an existing hall.

Plants That Should Consider It

Large brick manufacturers looking for pallet-free operation, labour savings and higher efficiency, solid waste processing companies that need a machine suited to recycled material, and traditional pallet-based plants that now want to remove pallets from the forming side. The design is intended for buyers who compare cost per brick over several years, not only the purchase price.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does pallet-free mean on this machine?
It means the forming side does not use pallets or boards. Bricks are stacked wet and online as soon as they leave the mold, so the line does not depend on a supply of pallets and the loading and unloading work around the press is largely removed.
What is the difference between QSMT500 and QSMT1000?
Both use the same working principle but differ in scale. QSMT500 has 39.5 kW, about 8000 kg and a molding area of 1150 x 560 mm. QSMT1000 has 57.5 kW, about 12000 kg and a molding area of 1150 x 1100 mm. Output rises with the larger molding area.
What blocks can the machine produce?
It produces standard solid bricks, porous bricks and other small unfired blocks. Moving from one product to another is done by changing the mold rather than rebuilding the machine, which keeps the changeover short for plants that run several products on the same line.
How are faults handled during production?
Running status is monitored in real time. When a condition requires action the machine diagnoses the fault, shuts itself down and shows a suggested solution on the interface, so the operator can act on clear information instead of guessing where the problem sits.
Which raw materials can be used?
The machine takes a wide range of solid waste materials in addition to aggregate and cement, which suits plants working under resource-utilisation rules and producers who want to lower raw material cost by using recycled input instead of bought-in stone only.
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