Prepare & meter
Store, convey and meter powder, water and selected additives around real material properties.
CLC & NAAC BLOCK PRODUCTION LINES
Complete lightweight block lines from foaming to stacking
Hengde configures physical foaming, mixing, mould circulation, curing, precision cutting and finished-block handling as one production system.
Independent engineeringEquipment manufacturingProject delivery
COMPLETE BLOCK-LINE LAYOUTPreparation, foaming, moulding, cutting and handling in one line
HENGDEENGINEERED AS ONE SYSTEM
30–2000m³/day reference directions
Physical foamCLC / NAAC process route
One systemLine-wide engineering
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COMPLETE PROCESS
Follow the block through every production stage
The final route follows the target density, strength, dimensions, raw materials, mould choice, curing rhythm and factory conditions.
Foam & mix
Prepare physical foam and combine it with a controlled slurry batch.
Mould & cure
Pour, circulate and cure the billet until it reaches the condition required for demoulding and cutting.
Cut & handle
Connect peeling, horizontal and vertical cutting, transfer, stacking and finished-product handling.
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KEY LINE MODULES
Each machine must support the same production rhythm
REAL EQUIPMENT PHOTO Physical foaming machine
Foam preparation selected around dilution, foam density and batch demand.
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ENGINEERING DRAWING Mould return system
Powered movement and rail transfer for pouring, curing, demoulding and return.
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ENGINEERING DRAWING Precision cutting section
Horizontal and vertical cutting configured around billet condition and finished size.
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REAL EQUIPMENT PHOTO PLC and line control
Centralized coordination for the confirmed metering, mould, cutting and transfer scope.
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PROJECT INPUTS
What Hengde needs before configuring a block line
Finished block
Dimensions, density, strength, application and local requirements.
Available materials
Types, reports, supply stability and samples where possible.
Practical output
Planned m³/day, shifts, market demand and later expansion.
Factory condition
Land, workshop, voltage, water, labour, storage and logistics.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Questions to answer before equipment selection
Can one block line use every local raw material?+
No. The material properties and finished-product requirements must be reviewed before suitability and formulation are confirmed.
Does nominal daily capacity define the complete line?+
No. Mould quantity, curing, cutting, transfer, handling, shifts and factory conditions must all support the target output.
SEND YOUR PROJECT INFORMATION
Product, materials, capacity, factory and timeline
Let engineering review the complete factory need
Tell us the project country, target product, local raw materials, planned output and current project stage.
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Start with your product, materials and project location
Engineering can only configure a practical line when the real production conditions are visible.