BH Mortar Industrial Co., Ltd.
China manufacturer of dry mortar mixing and packing equipment
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China 300000m3/year AAC autoclave concrete dicing factory production line
Product Description
The AAC aerated concrete block production equipment produced by our BH company adopts advanced German technology. The equipment is mainly used for the condition of high temperature, high pressure and steam curing of sand or fly ash, cement, aluminum, lime, gypsum and other raw materials. Under processing, it has the characteristics of lightness, environmental protection, energy saving, etc. It also has the characteristics of low density, good heat insulation, good earthquake resistance and strong working ability. It is now widely used in the construction industry.
The AAC aerated concrete block equipment produced by our BH company also has a unique process and innovative control system and machinery, which has improved the production quality of the products. The comprehensive technology has reached the international level and is sold to more and more countries and has been well received.
Cutting machine equipment
The BH cutting machine is one of the most important equipment for the production of aerated concrete blocks in the AAC production line. Our equipment production can be customized according to customer requirements. From the annual output of 50,000 m3 to 600,000 m3, the cutting machine equipment designed and manufactured by our factory You can complete the cutting of the six sides of the product at the same time, without the need for a second lift. Through the transformation of technology, we have greatly improved the stability of our equipment, while saving working time and providing high work efficiency, which is favored by Guangfa customers.
Source of characteristics of aerated concrete block products:
| 1, fly ash Fly is the core of this product materials. |
| 2, cement is a major source of strength. |
| 3, Lime is another key role of strength in aac block production. |
| 4, Sand is the main basic material. |