Import Double-Stage Vacuum Brick Machine — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Double-stage vacuum brick machine is engineered to process a variety of raw materials such as shale, coal gangue, fly ash and other industrial tailings into standard building bricks. The equipment performs batching, stirring, air exhausting, extrusion and cutting in a continuous line, producing both common bricks and air‑brick mud‑strip forms. The model Jzk6060‑4.0 incorporates welded high‑strength steel frames that are heat‑treated to relieve welding stress, ensuring structural durability under continuous operation.

Its design features low‑energy consumption, high output capacity and modular construction that can be adapted to site‑specific conditions. The vacuum stage removes moisture from the extruded material, improving dimensional stability and reducing drying time. Typical industry practice for such machines includes a capacity of up to 10 000 bricks per day and a brick size of 240 mm × 115 mm × 53 mm, which matches national building standards.

Potential buyers include construction material manufacturers, municipal waste‑to‑resource facilities and infrastructure developers seeking to recycle industrial by‑products into bricks. The plant offers optional auxiliary equipment such as vacuum drying units and can also contract to build custom kilns. As with the listing, details on minimum order quantity, price and delivery schedule are not disclosed and should be obtained directly from the supplier.

Gongyi Fuwei Heavy Machinery Plant is situated on Mid Xinxing Road in Gongyi, Henan province, China (postal code 451200). The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbour‑level trust rating, and its response statistics show no recent replies, so prospective buyers should initiate contact early and request a direct communication channel.

The company produces vacuum brick machines and related auxiliary equipment, and it can also undertake contracted construction of bake‑brick kilns. The listing does not provide information on production lead‑time, MOQ, pricing or certification status, therefore those details must be clarified with the plant before any transaction.