Concrete Block Molding Machine

QST8-15 Automatic Concrete Block Molding Machine

Compact and economical block machine with full automation and quick mould changes

QST8-15 Automatic Concrete Block Molding Machine | CEMBRIQ
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The QST8-15 is a fully automatic block molding machine built as a compact, economical, and highly automated unit. It targets small and medium brick factories that want automation without the capital cost of a flagship line. The structure is tightly integrated, and the machine completes distribution, vibration compaction, and demolding on its own without heavy manual intervention. It works with crushed stone powder, sand, gravel, and cement, and it can take large amounts of fly ash, slag, steel slag, coal gangue, ceramic granules, perlite, and other industrial waste materials. By changing the mould it produces porous bricks, hollow blocks, ceramic granule insulation blocks, and composite insulation concrete blocks. The hydraulic proportional system is imported and runs efficiently at low energy draw, an imported PLC touch screen raises the level of automation, and an arch breaking distributor spreads porous brick fills evenly. Expanded high efficiency vibration shortens forming time, and a special high temperature heat treatment makes the moulds more wear resistant and robust.

MACHINE SELECTION

Configured around output, blocks and operating conditions.

Compact and economical design brings full cycle automation within reach of smaller brick factories., Imported hydraulic proportional system runs efficiently at low energy draw every shift., Imported PLC touch screen with genuine electrical components simplifies daily operation., Arch breaking distributor spreads porous brick mix evenly for consistent block density., Expanded high efficiency vibration shortens forming time and raises finished product density., Special high temperature heat treatment makes moulds more wear resistant and robust.

Typical decision factors

AutomationConfigured by project scope
ProductsSmall and medium brick factory automation upgrades, Fly ash and industrial waste block production, Porous brick and hollow block production, Ceramic granule insulation block production, Composite insulation concrete block production
MarketSyria & Middle East
QuoteBased on capacity & configuration
ModelQST8-15
Overall Dimensions9800 x 3600 x 2800 mm
Vibration Frequency3800 to 4500
Tray Specifications980 x 860 x 22 mm
Machine Weight14 T
Forming MethodVibration pressurized forming
Forming Cycle15 to 23 s
Excitation Force95 kN
Rated Pressure31.5 MPa
Installed Capacity44.9 kW
Stacking Machine Installed Capacity3.0 kW
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.

A Compact Machine for Cost Conscious Plants

The QST8-15 is a fully automatic block molding machine built as a compact, economical, and highly automated unit. It targets small and medium brick factories that want automation without the capital cost of a flagship line. The structure is tightly integrated, and the machine completes distribution, vibration compaction, and demolding on its own without heavy manual intervention. That mix of low investment, high automation, and simple operation is what the design is built around, and it keeps a first automated line within reach for a plant that is still growing.

Technical Features

The hydraulic proportional system is imported and runs efficiently at low energy draw. An imported PLC touch screen with genuine electrical components raises the level of automation and simplifies operation. An arch breaking rapid distribution device is particularly strong on porous brick fills, where even spread decides block quality. Expanded high efficiency vibration shortens forming time and raises density in the finished product. A special high temperature heat treatment process makes the moulds more wear resistant and robust, which stretches mould life in daily production.

Raw Materials and Product Range

It works with crushed stone powder, sand, gravel, and cement, and it can take large amounts of fly ash, slag, steel slag, coal gangue, ceramic granules, perlite, and other industrial waste materials. One machine serves several products: by changing the mould it produces porous bricks and hollow blocks, ceramic granule insulation blocks, and composite insulation concrete blocks. Those products carry good thermal insulation performance and line up with current energy saving expectations, which helps a producer sell into projects that specify insulated wall units.

Main Specifications

The QST8-15 measures 9800 x 3600 x 2800 mm and weighs 14 T. Tray specification is 980 x 860 x 22 mm, forming cycle is 15 to 23 s, excitation force is 95 kN, and rated pressure is 31.5 MPa. Installed capacity is 44.9 kW, and the stacking machine carries a separate installed capacity of 3.0 kW. Vibration frequency runs 3800 to 4500, and the forming method is vibration pressurized forming.

Choosing It for a New Plant

For a producer moving from manual block making to a first automated line, the QST8-15 keeps the permit, power, and floor requirements modest while still giving full cycle automation. The wide raw material list lets a plant use locally available waste streams instead of buying in graded aggregate. The ability to change products with a mould swap means the same machine can follow demand between structural blocks and insulation units rather than sitting idle when one product slows.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which raw materials can the QST8-15 use?
It accepts crushed stone powder, sand, gravel, and cement, and it can take large amounts of fly ash, slag, steel slag, coal gangue, ceramic granules, perlite, and other industrial waste. Using local waste streams lowers material cost, and one machine covers several products simply by changing the mould.
What products can it make after a mould change?
It produces porous bricks and hollow blocks, ceramic granule insulation blocks, and composite insulation concrete blocks. Each of these carries good thermal insulation performance and meets current energy saving expectations. Changing the mould is the only step needed, so a plant can shift output between structural blocks and insulation units as orders arrive.
What are the main technical parameters?
Overall dimensions are 9800 x 3600 x 2800 mm and machine weight is 14 T. Tray specification is 980 x 860 x 22 mm, forming cycle is 15 to 23 s, excitation force is 95 kN, and rated pressure is 31.5 MPa. Installed capacity is 44.9 kW with a separate 3.0 kW for the stacking machine.
Is this machine suitable for a first automated line?
Yes. It is compact and economical, and it keeps permit, power, and floor requirements modest while still completing distribution, compaction, and demolding automatically. For a factory moving up from manual block making, that balance lets it gain full cycle automation without committing the capital a flagship line would demand.
What automation level does the control system offer?
The machine pairs an imported PLC touch screen with genuine electrical components, which raises automation and simplifies operation. Operators handle settings and checks from the screen instead of walking the line for each step, and the integrated structure carries the machine from distribution through demolding without heavy manual intervention between stages.
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