Start with representative samples
Review locally available materials against the target product before production equipment is selected.
Recycled or variable inputs require source-specific testing and trial production.
HENGDE supports lightweight block and wall-panel projects from raw-material review and factory planning through equipment manufacturing, installation, commissioning and operator training.
Each stage connects engineering information with real equipment, delivery and site work. Open a stage to review what HENGDE does and what the project should prepare next.
REAL PROJECT SAMPLE REVIEW Review locally available binders, sand, stone powder, fly ash, aggregates and other inputs before the process route is selected.
ENGINEERING LAYOUT Connect the target product and output with curing, cutting, handling, utilities, workshop space and internal logistics.

Manufacture, assemble and check the confirmed equipment scope in the HENGDE workshop before dispatch.
REAL PROJECT SHIPMENT Coordinate export packing and loading while the customer prepares foundations, access, utilities and lifting conditions.
REAL SITE INSTALLATION Position, align and connect the delivered equipment in the required production sequence at the project site.

Complete equipment checks, trial production and practical instruction for operation, maintenance and safety.
CONTROLS & SUPPORT Support parts identification, operating questions, remote troubleshooting and later cutting, control or capacity upgrades.
Share the project country, target product, planned output and available raw materials for an initial production-line discussion.
Send your product, planned output and project country for an initial production-line review.
HENGDE can evaluate locally available raw materials before finalizing the process and equipment configuration.
Review locally available materials against the target product before production equipment is selected.
Recycled or variable inputs require source-specific testing and trial production.
Test results guide material ratios, dosing, mixing, forming, curing and finishing requirements.
Final formulation and equipment follow the actual materials and required product.