Automatic Brick Making Machine Price

If you run a small block yard or plan to start a brick production line, an automatic brick-making machine is the core equipment you need. It takes cement, sand, stone dust, and water, then turns them into solid bricks, hollow blocks, or pavers with very little manual work. Builders use these machines for houses, sidewalks, and factory floors. They cut labor costs and produce consistent quality day after day. If you are interested, contact YG Machinery. We can offer you a reasonable automatic brick-making machine price based on your needs.

Production Capacity of YG Automatic Clay Brick Making Machine

Block Name	Size(LWH)mm	Molding Cycle	QTY/Mould	QTY/hour	QTY/8hr
Hollow block	400*200*200	15-20s	6 pcs	1080-1440 pcs	8640-11520 pcs
Hollow block	400*150*200	15-20s	7 pcs	1260-1680 pcs	10080-13440 pcs
Hollow block	400*100*200	15-20s	11 pcs	1980-3640 pcs	15840-21120 pcs
Porous block	240*115*90	15-20s	15 pcs	2700-3600 pcs	21600-28800 pcs
Standard brick	240*115*53	15-17s	30 pcs	6300-7200 pcs	50400-57600 pcs
Paver	225*112.5*60	20-25s	15 pcs	2160-2700 pcs	17280-21600 pcs

Additional specs:

• Hydraulic pressure range: 16–21 MPa
• Control: PLC with touch screen for fully automatic units
• Voltage: 380V/50Hz standard (custom voltage extra)
• One free mold included. Extra molds $400–600 each

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How a Fully Automatic Brick-Making Machine Runs Day to Day?

An automatic brick machine follows a simple but efficient cycle. Raw materials are mixed in a separate mixer first. Then the wet mix drops into the machine’s hopper. A feeding carriage pushes the mix into the mold cavity. After that, the hydraulic cylinder presses from the top while vibrators compact from the bottom. This double action creates very dense bricks. Once the pressing is done, the mold rises, and a hydraulic stripper pushes the finished bricks onto a steel pallet. A conveyor or a stacker takes the pallet to the curing yard. The whole cycle repeats without stopping. Operators just watch the touch screen and keep the hopper full. New workers usually learn to run it in less than one hour.

Automatic Brick Machine VS Semi-Automatic

1. Labor requirement. A fully automatic unit needs only one or two workers to operate. A semi-automatic machine requires four to six people. That cuts labor costs by roughly 80 percent.
2. Non-stop production. The fully automatic machine runs continuously without stopping for manual feeding or pallet handling. A typical unit produces 8,000 to 12,000 standard bricks in an eight-hour shift. A semi-auto machine slows down because workers need time to move pallets and refill materials.
3. Consistent quality. Every brick comes out with the same size and strength because the machine controls filling, pressing, and ejecting automatically. There is no human error. With a semi-auto model, brick quality depends on how carefully the operator works.
4. Quick mold change. The fully automatic machine comes with a PLC touch screen that stores recipes for different brick types. Switching from hollow blocks to pavers takes less than 15 minutes. A semi-automatic machine requires manual adjustments and much longer changeover time.
5. Faster payback. Although the upfront investment for a fully automatic machine is higher, the lower labor cost and higher output mean you recover the extra expense within 12 to 18 months of regular use. A semi-auto model costs less initially but costs more in labor and lost production over time.
6. Raw material flexibility. Fully automatic machines handle a wider range of materials, including fly ash, crushed construction waste, and slag. The PLC adjusts vibration and pressure automatically. Semi-auto models often need manual tweaking when you change the mix.

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Where to Use an Automatic Brick Machine?

1. Housing projects: It makes solid bricks and hollow blocks for walls. Hollow blocks lower building weight and save mortar. Solid bricks offer extra strength for load‑bearing walls.
2. Roads and pavements: Interlocking pavers create strong, good‑looking sidewalks and driveways. The interlocking design prevents shifting and allows water drainage.
3. City recycling projects: Turn construction waste into new bricks, saving landfill space and cutting material costs by up to 50 percent. The machine handles crushed concrete, old bricks, and demolition debris.
4. Landscaping: Produce grass bricks, curb stones, and garden edging. Grass bricks allow grass to grow through holes, perfect for parking lots. Double‑layer color feeding makes decorative pavers without painting.
5. Industrial sites like factories and warehouses: High‑density blocks withstand forklifts and heavy truck traffic. Hydraulic pressing delivers compressive strength above 15 MPa.
6. Farms: These bricks work well for animal barns and storage sheds. They keep barns cooler than metal and can be made from local sand and gravel.

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Get a fair automatic brick-making machine price from YG Machinery

YG Machinery is a manufacturer and trading company, so you deal directly with the source. We offer semi-automatic and fully automatic brick-making machines, each with one free mold. Mixers, conveyors, stackers, and extra molds are also available at factory prices. Our machines have shipped to the US, Russia, Portugal, Spain, Chile, Canada, the Netherlands, and more. Want a competitive price with no hidden fees? Contact us with your brick type, daily output, and voltage. We will reply with a fair automatic brick-making machine price within 24 hours.

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