Project country and market
Product standards, saleable sizes, climate and expected demand.
LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCK PRODUCTION LINES
Lightweight Block Production Line
Compare CLC, NAAC, EPS and ceramsite lightweight block production routes, then select the capacity, raw-material preparation, moulding, curing, cutting, handling and automation required by the real project.
Raw-material reviewFactory-built equipmentInstallation and operator training
REAL HENGDE PRODUCTION LINEReal lightweight block cutting equipment; upstream process and materials are selected separately for CLC, NAAC, EPS or ceramsite.
HENGDEProject-specific configuration
4 routesCLC, NAAC, EPS and ceramsite
30–300+ m³/dayPublished block-line directions
Complete factoryPreparation through handling
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QUICK ANSWER
Choose the block and process route before comparing machines
A lightweight block production line is a connected factory system, not one universal machine list. CLC uses physical foam, NAAC uses chemical aeration, EPS requires controlled lightweight-particle dosing, and ceramsite requires aggregate-specific preparation. Capacity and automation are calculated after the product and local materials are confirmed.
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PRODUCT & PROCESS ROUTES
Four block routes with different material and process requirements
REAL CLC PROJECT CLC blocks
Preformed physical foam, controlled slurry mixing, non-autoclaved curing and cutting.
REAL NAAC PROJECT NAAC blocks
Aluminium-powder chemical aeration with non-autoclaved curing.
REAL EPS PROJECT EPS blocks
EPS storage, dosing and mixing configured around the approved block structure.
REAL CERAMSITE PROJECT Ceramsite blocks
Ceramsite grading, moisture and absorption reviewed before mixing and forming.
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CAPACITY OPTIONS
Use the capacity pages to compare complete factory configurations
30 m³/day 01
Compact block line
Smaller-factory planning direction.
50 m³/day 02Entry CLC block line
Preparation, physical foaming, mixing, moulding and cutting.
100 m³/day 03Standard CLC block line
Complete 24-item standard equipment presentation.
200 m³/day 04Higher-output block line
Daily-output block production reference.
300 m³/day 05Automated block line
Expanded mould circulation, cutting and handling.
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COMPLETE FACTORY SYSTEM
Connect every production stage to the same output target
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Raw-material preparation
Storage, feeding, metering and material testing.
02Mixing and aeration
Physical foaming, chemical aeration or aggregate mixing selected by route.
03Moulding and curing
Mould quantity, circulation and curing positions sized to the cycle.
04Cutting and finishing
Horizontal and vertical cutting, peeling and project-specific finishing.
05Transfer and stacking
Safe billet and finished-block movement through the factory.
06Control and tooling
PLC, electrical cabinets, moulds and the confirmed automation scope.
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PROJECT INFORMATION
Information HENGDE needs before preparing a line proposal
Target product
CLC, NAAC, EPS, ceramsite or another confirmed lightweight block.
Planned daily output
Saleable output, shifts and future expansion—not only nominal machine capacity.
Available raw materials
Sources, test data, photos and representative samples where possible.
05Factory conditions
Land, workshop, power, water, roads, lifting and storage.
06Automation and delivery scope
Labour, maintenance capability, installation, training and commissioning needs.
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REAL HENGDE PROJECT CASES
Compare real projects across the four lightweight block routes
REAL HENGDE PROJECT Albania CLC block project
A 100 m³/day foam-concrete block line with real cutting equipment.
REAL HENGDE PROJECT Ordos NAAC block project
A 300 m³/day chemical-aeration, non-autoclaved block line.
REAL HENGDE PROJECT South Africa EPS block project
A 200 m³/day EPS self-insulating block line with real production media.
REAL HENGDE PROJECT Shaoxing ceramsite cutting upgrade
A real cutting-system upgrade for an existing ceramsite block line.
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TECHNICAL GUIDES
Solve capacity, raw-material and investment questions before ordering equipment
01
Choose the right production-line capacity
Compare output, moulds, curing, cutting and factory constraints.
02Can local raw materials be used?
Review materials before formula and equipment confirmation.
03CLC vs NAAC production lines
Compare physical foaming and chemical aeration accurately.
04Reduce investment without sacrificing output
Protect the bottleneck and avoid buying disconnected equipment.
05What a complete block factory includes
Look beyond the mixer and cutter to the connected factory system.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions to answer before equipment selection
Which lightweight block production route should I choose?+
Choose from the required block, local materials, process capability, curing route, market requirements and project budget. CLC, NAAC, EPS and ceramsite are not interchangeable machine lists.
What capacities does HENGDE provide?+
Published block-line planning directions include 30, 50, 100, 200 and 300 m³/day. The final output basis and equipment are recalculated for the project.
Can one line make several types of lightweight blocks?+
Some equipment can be shared, but material preparation, aeration or lightweight-aggregate handling, moulds, curing and process controls may differ. Compatibility must be reviewed before the line is confirmed.
Can HENGDE assess local raw materials?+
Yes. HENGDE can review material information and samples before recommending the process and equipment direction.
Does HENGDE support installation and training?+
Installation, commissioning and operator training can be included according to the agreed project scope and site readiness.
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