Import Dk10-15 A Brick Making Machine — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Dk10-15 a brick making machine is offered by Quanzhou Dekeda Machines Making Co., Ltd., located in the Xiamei Industrial Area of Quanzhou, Fujian, China. It employs an advanced hydraulic system that delivers consistent pressure for brick forming, and a user‑friendly electronic control panel simplifies operation. The unit’s compact footprint allows it to fit within modest workshop spaces while still achieving a production capacity of several thousand bricks per day, depending on raw‑material mix. Supplier records show an imported tier status, a harbour trust tier, and a current response rate of zero percent.

Brick‑making machinery of this class typically consumes 15‑20 kW of power and weighs between two and three tonnes, both of which are standard for medium‑size production lines. The Dk10‑15 is built from high‑strength structural steel, a material choice that aligns with industry expectations for durability under continuous hydraulic loading. It is compatible with standard modular brick dimensions of 190 mm × 90 mm × 50 mm, which matches most construction specifications in the region. These characteristics place the machine within the normal performance envelope for commercial brick producers.

The equipment is suited to construction, masonry and landscaping firms that require a reliable source of uniform bricks. Both small‑scale manufacturers and larger contractors can integrate the Dk10‑15 into existing lines to increase output without sacrificing consistency. The supplier mentions flexible minimum order quantities and offers FOB or CIF shipping, but exact terms should be confirmed directly. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request detailed packaging specifications and any available after‑sales service agreements before placing an order.

Quanzhou Dekeda Machines Making Co., Ltd. operates from the Xiamei Industrial Area in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China, with the postal code 362000. The company is listed under an imported tier and carries a harbour trust tier, indicating that it meets the platform’s verification checks for overseas manufacturers. Current response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and no average response time recorded, which suggests that direct communication may require additional follow‑up.

The listing focuses on the Dk10-15 brick making machine, outlining its key technical features but does not disclose details such as exact minimum order quantity, unit price, or lead‑time. No certifications, such as CE or ISO, are mentioned in the supplier profile, so buyers should request any relevant compliance documents directly from the company before finalising a contract.