Block making machine

Why Tarahan Machinery?

High Production Capacity With significant increase in production efficiency

Cost Reduction Operational and manpower requirements

Production Capability Various concrete products

Support And 12-month warranty

10 Years of Service After-sales service and original spare parts supply

Fast Shipping Machine delivery to the entire country and neighboring countries

Machine Tarahan Stationary Block Machine

Stationary block making machines are installed at a specific location and, in addition to block production, are also used for mass production of pavers and curbs on pallets. These machines, when added to a production line with a powerful hydraulic system and high automation (semi to fully automatic), provide high capacity, precision, and uniform quality, and are ideal for industrial producers with medium to high production volume. These types of stationary block machines are classified as single hopper and double hopper (producing blocks in two colors) at Tarahan Machinery.

Advantages of Stationary Block Making Machine

Very high production capacity

Lower wear in the long term due to lack of constant movement

High production speed

Uniform and precise block quality

Ability to produce various products such as concrete pavers and curbs by changing molds

Disadvantages of Stationary Block Making Machine

Very high initial cost

Need for significant investment and workshop space

Need for experience and technical knowledge to set up and operate the production line

To contact the sales department and receive consultation about stationary curb machines, call 09145841914 Please contact us.

Technical Specifications Comparison Table for Tarahan Stationary Block Making Machines

Feature	Model TM-104	Model TM-108	Model TM-208	Model TM-110 Single-Bucket	Model TM-210 Double-Bucket	Model TM-112	Model TM-118	Model TM-218
System	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic	Electric/Hydraulic
Production Capacity (pallets/hour)	80-140 pieces	80-130 pieces	80-130 pieces	80-120	80-120 pieces	80-110 pieces	80-100 pieces	80-100 pieces
Block 20 Production Capacity	4 pieces	8 pieces	8 pieces	10 pieces	10 pieces	12 pieces	18 pieces	18 pieces
Block 15 Production Capacity	5 pieces	10 pieces	10 pieces	12 pieces	12 pieces	16 pieces	27 pieces	27 pieces
Block 10 Production Capacity	7 pieces	16 pieces	16 pieces	18 pieces	18 pieces	24 pieces	39 pieces	39 pieces
Pallet Dimensions (cm)	87×46 square meters	99×92 square meters	99×92 square meters	115×110 square meters	115×110 square meters	145×110 square meters	150×135 square meters	150×135 square meters
Hydraulic Electric Motor (kW)	5.5 kW	22 kW	22 kW	30 kW	30 kW	33 kW	37 kW	37 kW
Main Producible Products	Various blocks, single-color bricks	Various blocks, curbs, single-color pavers	Various blocks, curbs, and colored pavers	Various blocks, curbs, single-color pavers	Various blocks, curbs, colored pavers	Various blocks, curbs, single-color pavers	Various blocks, curbs, single-color pavers	Various blocks, curbs, colored pavers
Number of Hoppers (multi-color block)	1-Bucket	1-Bucket	2-Bucket	1-Bucket	2-Bucket	1-Bucket	1-Bucket	2-Bucket

At 'Tarahan', focusing on these fundamental industry needs, we have developed stationary curb machines under the TM series in several models with different capacities in single and double hopper types. The mold for each of these machines can be customized, and you can purchase one of these machines and add it to the concrete parts production line based on project needs.

Machine Mobile Block Machine / Egg-Laying Machine

Mobile block machines (egg-layers) with mobility capability produce blocks directly on the ground and eliminate the need for pallets. This reduces costs and makes these machines suitable for production at project sites, small and medium workshops, and areas without a fixed production line due to their flexibility.

Advantages of Mobile Concrete Curb Machine

Lower initial and total costs compared to stationary machines

No need to purchase and maintain metal or wooden pallets

Suitable for starting a business with a lower budget

Possibility of producing blocks at the project site and reducing transportation costs.

Disadvantages of Mobile Concrete Curb Machine

Production capacity usually lower than stationary machines

Higher wear on some parts due to constant movement

Block quality may not be as precise as stationary machines (depending on the model).

So far, we have covered what mobile block machines are and their advantages and disadvantages. In a general comparison, these mobile block machines are also divided into three main categories:

1.

Manual Mobile Block Machine

The manual block making machine is the simplest and most economical model of mobile block machines. The main operations are performed by the operator and vibration by electric motor; its electric models also have a movement motor. These machines with reasonable prices and easy operation are ideal for small workshops and limited production with low budget.

Advantages:

Lowest initial cost

Very easy setup

Some models work without three-phase electricity or even without electricity

Easy portability and mobility

Disadvantages:

Very low production capacity

Need for significant physical labor

High labor cost in the long term

2.

Semi-Automatic Mobile Block Machine:

The semi-automatic block making machine (semi-hydraulic) is a combination of manual operations and hydraulic/automatic mechanisms. Key operations such as pressing and movement are often automatic, but material feeding may be manual. These models offer higher capacity and quality compared to manual and create a good balance between price and efficiency for medium workshops.

Advantages:

Appropriate balance between price and efficiency

More favorable production capacity than manual model

Better and more uniform block quality due to use of hydraulic or mechanical press system

Relative reduction in physical labor requirement

Disadvantages:

Higher price than manual model

Need for electricity (usually three-phase for hydraulic models)

3.

Fully Automatic Mobile Block Machine

The automatic block making machine (fully hydraulic) is the most advanced mobile model where all main production processes, from material feeding (often with hopper/silo) to block laying, are fully automatic and hydraulic. These machines provide very high production capacity, uniform quality, and reduced manpower requirements, and are ideal for mass and industrial production in large projects.

Advantages:

High production capacity (among mobile machines)

Very good and uniform block quality

Much less physical labor required

High production speed

Often equipped with features like silo for automatic material feeding

Disadvantages:

Relatively high price (most expensive type of mobile machine)

Need for more skilled operator to work with control systems

Technical Comparison Table of Tarahan Mobile Block Making Machine Models

Feature	Simple Manual (Single Motor)	Electric Manual (Dual Motor)	M.KB (Semi-Hydraulic)	M.KH (Semi/Fully Hydraulic)	M.BD (Fully Hydraulic)	M.BS (Fully Hydraulic)
Model	Simple Manual	Electric Manual	M.KB (Kaduna)	M.KH	M.BD (Double Row)	M.BS
Type	Manual	Manual with Motor Movement	Semi-Hydraulic	Semi/Fully Hydraulic	Fully Hydraulic with Color Hopper	Fully Hydraulic with Color Hopper
Capacity (blocks/8 hours)	500-700	900-1200	1500-2000	2000-4000	6000-10000	4000-6000
Block 20 Production Capacity	4	5	6	6	12	6
Block 15 Production Capacity	5	6	8	8	16	8
Block 10 Production Capacity	7	9	11	11	22	11
Feeding System	Manual	Manual	Manual (wheelbarrow)	Hydraulic mortar cart	Mortar cart from silo	Mortar cart from silo
Press System	Manual	Manual	Hydraulic	Hydraulic	Hydraulic (up to 160 bar)	Hydraulic (up to 160 bar)
Key Feature	Very low cost	Faster than simple	Cost-effective, simple operation	Mortar feeder, good capacity	Very high capacity, double-row	High capacity, electric control
Main Application	Small, Rural Workshop	Small, Local Workshop	Small to Medium Workshop	Medium Workshop	Large Workshop, Mass Production	Medium to Large Workshop

Types of Blocks Producible by Block Making Machines Tarahan Machinery

Tarahan Machine's block making equipment, utilizing modern technology, has enabled the production of various high-quality building blocks. These machines can produce blocks such as interlocking, facade, foam, wall, pumice, ceiling, lightweight, and Leca with high precision and in various dimensions, each having its specific application in the construction industry.

Interlocking Block:

Interlocking block with tongue and groove design is placed on top of each other without the need for mortar and increases the speed of wall building and reduces material consumption. These blocks are produced with Tarahan Machine's precise equipment and their uniform quality, high strength, and regular appearance make wall construction easy and cost-effective. Due to these advantages, they are widely used in residential and commercial projects.

Facade Block:

Facade block is a type of cement block with smooth or patterned surface that is mostly used for building exteriors. These blocks, in addition to aesthetic beauty, reduce the need for plastering or painting due to finished surface and have good resistance to environmental conditions.

Foam Block:

Foam block or foam concrete is lightweight, porous, and sound and thermal insulating. This block is produced by combining foam and cement and is a suitable choice for projects where reducing structure weight and energy saving are important. Easy transport and installation are also among its advantages.

Wall Block:

Wall block is used for building non-load-bearing walls and is usually produced from cement, sand, and pumice. These blocks are offered in standard dimensions with suitable compressive strength and are common in construction projects due to ease of installation.

Pumice Block:

Pumice block is made from mineral or industrial pumice and has lightweight due to low density. This block is simultaneously a good insulator against heat and sound and is used in humid areas or projects with high safety requirements.

Ceiling Block:

Ceiling block is used for constructing joist-block ceilings and is made with materials like pumice or polystyrene. These blocks are lightweight, prevent concrete penetration, and enable quick and easy ceiling construction.

Lightweight Block:

Lightweight block refers to blocks with density less than 1700 kg per cubic meter. These blocks, usually made from pumice, Leca, or foam, are used for non-load-bearing walls and lightweight ceilings and are common in modern construction.

Leca Block:

Leca block is produced with expanded clay granules and due to high porosity, it has good sound and thermal insulation. These blocks are lightweight, resistant to moisture and fire, and are considered an economical and durable choice for use in walls and lightweight ceilings.

"If your goal is mass production and high efficiency in large projects, stationary curb machines are the more suitable option; but for smaller projects or the need for more mobility and flexibility, mobile curb machines will be a better choice."

Smart Selection Guide Block Making Machine; Which Model is More Suitable for You?

Main Need / Priority	Recommended Machine Type	Reasons for Recommendation
Minimum initial budget / Small business start	Simple Manual (single motor) or Electric Manual (dual motor)	Very low initial cost, easy setup, suitable for low production volume.
Increased productivity compared to manual with limited budget	Semi-Hydraulic (such as M.KB Kaduna)	Good balance between price and capacity, better block quality, reduced labor requirements.
Production at project site with suitable capacity	Semi-Hydraulic (M.KH) or Mobile Fully Hydraulic (M.BS)	Mobility capability, good to high production capacity, no need for pallets.
Highest production capacity and quality in factory environment	Stationary (such as TM-108 for relatively high capacity or TM-104 for more economical start)	Mass production, very precise and uniform quality, low wear, capability to produce various products (pavers, curbs).
Simultaneous Production of Various Concrete Products (Blocks, Curbs, Pavers)	Selection from all stationary machines based on capacity and pallet dimensions	Multi-purpose, mold change capability for producing different high-quality products.
Minimum Manpower Requirement / High Automation	Mobile Fully Hydraulic (M.BD, M.BS) or Automatic/Fully Automatic Stationary Production Line	Automated processes, significant reduction in operator intervention, increased production speed and uniformity.
Specialized High-Quality Block Production	Semi-Hydraulic (M.KB) or Fully Hydraulic (M.BS) Block Machine	Specialized design for block production, optimized press and vibration system for blocks.

Note: This table is a general guide, and for final selection, consultation with Tarahan Machinery experts is essential.

How to Order and Purchase Block Making Machines from Tarahan Machinery Company

Consultation and needs assessment by reviewing customer resources and recommending suitable equipment

Finalizing the order and sending proforma invoice to the customer

In-person meeting for contract signing or final invoice issuance

Machine delivery to the project site on schedule

Price How much does a block making machine cost and what factors does it depend on?

The price of block making machines varies depending on the model, production capacity, pallet dimensions, auxiliary equipment, and whether it is single or double hopper. Considering market conditions and various models, the price of block making machines ranges from 1 to 5 billion Tomans for stationary machines and from 500 million to 1.5 billion Tomans for mobile machines. We recommend contacting our experts at 09145841914 for needs assessment and consultation on purchasing the right machine for your production line.

Factors Affecting the Final Price

Block making machine prices are not fixed and depend on multiple factors. Understanding these factors helps you make a more informed choice:

Machine Type: Manual machines are cheaper, and fully automatic stationary production lines are the most expensive options.

Automation Level and Features: The presence of equipment such as PLC, material silos, weighing systems, and transfer robots increases the price.

Production Capacity and Number of Molds: Machines with higher capacity and more molds (e.g., 6 or 12 molds) have higher prices.

Parts Quality and Brand: Using high-quality parts and reputable domestic or foreign brands increases the price, durability, and efficiency of the machine.

Country and Manufacturing Company: The manufacturer's experience, manufacturing technology, and after-sales services affect the final price.

After-Sales Service and Warranty: Tarahan Machinery's Commitment to Customers

Tarahan Machine Company provides specific after-sales services and warranty for all its block making machines, whether stationary or mobile, which demonstrates the company's confidence in its product quality and the importance of customer satisfaction:

12-month warranty after sale of block making machine

10 years of after-sales service and spare parts supply

Telephone and online (video) support for quick response to questions and resolving minor issues.

Sending user manuals and instructional videos to help with proper machine setup.

Dispatching a specialist expert to the project site within 48 hours of customer request.

Machine Block Making

Machines Tarahan Stationary Block Making

Stationary Block Making Machine Models

Machines Egg-Laying (Mobile) Block Machine

Mobile Block Making Machine Models

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Why Tarahan Machinery?

Machine Tarahan Stationary Block Machine

Technical Specifications Comparison Table for Tarahan Stationary Block Making Machines

Machine Mobile Block Machine / Egg-Laying Machine

Manual Mobile Block Machine

Semi-Automatic Mobile Block Machine:

Fully Automatic Mobile Block Machine

Technical Comparison Table of Tarahan Mobile Block Making Machine Models

Types of Blocks Producible by Block Making Machines Tarahan Machinery

Smart Selection Guide Block Making Machine; Which Model is More Suitable for You?

How to Order and Purchase Block Making Machines from Tarahan Machinery Company

Price How much does a block making machine cost and what factors does it depend on?

Factors Affecting the Final Price

After-Sales Service and Warranty: Tarahan Machinery's Commitment to Customers

Frequently Asked Questions

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