Key Plant Components & Features
Our Automatic Rubber Mould Paver Block Plant is a comprehensive, end to end manufacturing
ecosystem. It integrates advanced technology to minimize manual labor and maximize
precision. The complete plant setup includes:
Production Capacity
1. Automatic Batching System:Ensures accurate weighing and proportioning
of raw materials for consistent block strength.
2. Planetary Mixer:Delivers an intense, homogenous mix of concrete for
superior block quality and finish.
3. Screw ConveyorProvides seamless, spill free transportation of cement
to the mixing unit.
4. Vibrator Tables: Guarantees perfect compaction, eliminating air voids
for highly durable and densely packed paver blocks.
5. Dosing System: Precisely controls the flow of colors and top-layer
materials for a vibrant, premium finish.
6. Demoulding System: Automates the removal of blocks from rubber
moulds, ensuring zero damage and speeding up the production cycle.
Step by Step Manufacturing Process of Rubber Mould Paver Blocks
Producing top tier paver blocks requires a systematic approach. Our automatic plants
streamline these critical steps for maximum efficiency:
1. Mixing of Raw Materials:The dry mix of cement, fine aggregates,
coarse aggregates, and additives is accurately weighed and loaded into the planetary
mixer. Water is precisely added to achieve the perfect consistency for high-strength
concrete.
2. Filling the Moulds:The homogenous concrete mix is poured into pre
shaped rubber moulds. These flexible moulds allow for easy demoulding and can
accommodate complex, interlocking designs.
3. Vibration & Compaction:The filled moulds move across high frequency
vibrator tables. This crucial step eliminates trapped air bubbles and forces the
aggregates tightly together, ensuring uniform density and maximizing the block's
compressive strength.
4. Curing Process: Once the initial setting occurs, the blocks undergo a
curing process (water or steam curing, depending on your plant setup). Proper curing is
vital as it hydrates the cement, locking in long-term durability and weather resistance.
5. Demoulding, Finishing, and Testing: After curing, the blocks are
safely removed from the rubber moulds. Finished pavers are then polished (if required)
and subjected to rigorous quality control tests, including checks for compressive
strength, water absorption, and abrasion resistance.