What is the difference between fully automatic and semi-automatic fly ash brick machine?
Machines
Definitions of fully automatic and semi-automatic fly ash brick machines vary by manufacturer. According to Q Green Techcon Private Limited, the main distinctions centre on labour requirements and economic feasibility.
The four steps in brick production
The manufacturing process involves four key stages:
Batching and mixing, that is, weighing and combining the raw material.
Manufacturing of the green product.
Handling of the green product.
Curing.
Semi-automatic machines
Semi-automatic systems are not automated in the handling phase. These machines require manual curing carried out in open spaces, which needs significantly more labour throughout the production cycle.
Fully automatic machines
Fully automatic machines have a complete automated handling system, comprising:
Elevator
Lowerator
Finger car
Cuber
Fully automatic systems also include a closed curing chamber that ensures the product is cured within 24 hours, giving superior efficiency and quality control.
Recommendation
Q Green Techcon recommends fully automatic machines for operations with high manufacturing capacity, that is, 5,000 or more bricks per hour, based on economic viability.
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