Automatic Fly Ash Brick Machine

Automatic fly ash brick machine is a kind of equipment that utilizes fly ash and other industrial wastes as the main raw material to make bricks through automated mechanical equipment. It can not only effectively deal with fly ash and other wastes and reduce environmental pollution, but also produce building materials that meet the national standards, with significant economic and environmental benefits.

Automatic fly ash brick making machine usually includes the steps of raw material processing (fly ash, cement, etc.), batching, mixing, pressing or extruding molding, and maintenance. After the raw materials are accurately proportioned, they enter the mixing system to be mixed well, and then fed into the press molding machine to be pressed to form brick blanks with certain strength. Finally, these brick blanks will be placed in the curing room to be cured under proper humidity and temperature conditions to ensure the quality and strength of the final product.

Features of automatic fly ash brick machine:
- High degree of automation: automatic fly ash brick making machine can realize the automation of the whole production process from raw material feeding, mixing, molding, demolding to palletizing, which greatly improves the production efficiency.
- Wide range of raw materials: fly ash, slag, gangue, tailing slag and other industrial waste can be used as raw materials, effectively reducing production costs.
- Energy saving and environmental protection: the use of waste to produce building materials, reducing the exploitation of natural resources, while the production process produces less waste, which is conducive to environmental protection.
- Product diversification: bricks of different specifications, shapes and colors can be produced according to the market demand to meet the needs of different fields such as construction, gardening and roads.

The bricks produced by automatic fly ash brick machine are mainly used in construction industry, such as wall materials in house construction. Fly ash bricks are also widely used in energy-saving buildings because they are lightweight and have good heat preservation and insulation properties.