Fly ash bricks machine manufacturer in Jharkhand

Q Green Techcon builds hydraulic fly ash brick making machines and supplies them to producers across Jharkhand. The models below are the standard machines in the range, each sized by the output a plant needs per shift. The quoted figures assume a standard brick size, so the number changes when the brick dimensions change.

Machines in the range

QGH Smart. The first machine in the range, for producers planning 10,000 to 12,000 bricks per shift. It has a 40 tonne hydraulic pressing capacity, produces 3 bricks per stroke and runs at 6 cycles per minute, on a pallet of 450 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm. A pre-feed system and a 300 kg pan mixer are available as options.

QGH 14. One of the builder series machines, suited to 14,000 to 15,000 bricks per shift. It has a 50 tonne hydraulic pressing capacity, 4 bricks per stroke and 6 cycles per minute, on a pallet of 600 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm.

QGH 17. The other builder series machine, for 16,000 to 17,000 bricks per shift. It shares the 50 tonne pressing capacity, 4 bricks per stroke and 600 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm pallet of the QGH 14, and runs at 7 cycles per minute.

QGH 25. For plants working at 15,000 to 20,000 bricks per shift. It has an 80 tonne hydraulic pressing capacity, produces 6 bricks per stroke and runs at 7 cycles per minute, on a pallet of 800 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm.

QGH 25A Twin. A twin press machine for 23,000 to 24,000 bricks per shift. Two 80 tonne presses together produce 12 bricks per stroke at 7 cycles per minute, on an 800 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm pallet.

Options and configuration

• Pre-feed system, available across the range

• Pan mixer, 300 kg, 600 kg or 1,000 kg according to model

• Pallet lengths of 450 mm, 600 mm or 800 mm, all 300 mm wide and 18 mm thick, according to model

• Moulds made to the brick and block sizes the plant intends to produce

Shift output is quoted against a standard brick size. A larger brick means fewer pieces per stroke and a lower figure per shift, so the machine should be chosen against the products a plant actually expects to sell.

Why fly ash bricks suit the Jharkhand market

Jharkhand sits on the coal belt, with thermal power generation and steel making concentrated across the state. Fly ash and pond ash are therefore available close to where bricks are made, which keeps raw material transport short. The bricks are pressed and cured rather than fired, so there is no kiln, no firing fuel and no topsoil consumed.

For the builder, the useful difference is that a pressed brick holds its dimensions. Straight edges and flat faces mean faster masonry, lower plaster consumption and less breakage in handling. Where industrial and housing construction is running side by side, as it is across much of the state, that predictability is worth as much as unit cost.

Other equipment

Besides fly ash brick machines, Q Green Techcon manufactures concrete block machines, paver block machines and material handling equipment. A plant can be assembled from one supplier, with the press, mixer and handling arrangement specified to work together.

Setting up a plant

Machine selection begins with the output needed per shift, the brick and block sizes to be produced, and the space available on site. Mixer capacity, the pre-feed requirement and the handling layout follow from those. Q Green Techcon delivers machines throughout Jharkhand and arranges plant visits for buyers who want to see a machine running before ordering.