Egg Laying Concrete Block Making Machines

The Egg Laying Concrete Block Making Machines supplied by Indian Brick Machines are built for heavy‑duty operation in block production lines. Model 860 incorporates a single vibrator system, a 3‑phase 415 V hydraulic motor delivering 3 HP at 1440 RPM, and a dedicated vibrator motor of 3 HP running at 2880 RPM. The machine can form solid blocks, paving stones and similar concrete products while keeping dimensional consistency across batches.

The frame is fabricated from industrial‑grade steel, providing resistance to wear in continuous cycles. Typical power consumption for machines of this class ranges between 5 kW and 7 kW, and the unit can handle block sizes from 190 mm × 190 mm × 390 mm up to 390 mm × 390 mm × 190 mm. A standard output is 500‑1000 blocks per hour depending on the selected size, and the design includes reinforced moulds to minimise cracking during curing.

Importers use this equipment in residential, commercial and infrastructure projects where large volumes of concrete blocks are required. The supplier states that flexible minimum order quantities and shipping options such as FOB or CIF are available, but buyers should confirm the exact incoterm and payment schedule. Contact Indian Brick Machines directly to obtain the latest catalogue, verify certification status and arrange a site‑specific quotation.

Indian Brick Machines is located at 185 A, Jaya Prakash Nagar 1s T Street, Ganapathy, Coimbatore 641006, Tamil Nadu, India. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier and carries a harbour‑level trust rating on the marketplace, indicating that third‑party verification has been completed. Response metrics show a recorded response rate of 0 percent, so prospective buyers should allow extra time for correspondence.

The listing does not include detailed production capacity figures or warranty terms, and no specific client references are provided. Buyers are encouraged to request a detailed specification sheet, factory photos and any available test reports before committing to purchase. The supplier’s profile confirms that the machines are manufactured to meet international standards, but certification documents must be supplied on request.