01 / BOUNDARIESFarm fence systems
Fence panels and grooved posts for farm boundaries, village walls and perimeter enclosures.
Get a quotation ↗Wall panels. Fence systems. Floor slabs.
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01 / BOUNDARIESFence panels and grooved posts for farm boundaries, village walls and perimeter enclosures.
02 / HOUSING COMPONENTSHollow or solid partition panels, with compatible L and T joint components for repeat layouts.
03 / FLOORS & ROOFSExtrusion, moulding and slipforming routes for engineered floor and roof sections.
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Catalogue codes identify equipment references, not new machine models. Values describe reference builds. Final tooling, output, electricity and scope are agreed in a technical offer. Images illustrate equipment or finished products; the supplied build may differ.
Usable output depends on the complete factory. Plan casting beds, concrete supply, curing, bed turnover and handling together.
Plan your equipment line ↗Batching, JS mixer, cement silo and screw conveyor. Size supply around actual concrete demand.
MX01Feeding vehicle, pay-off reels, matched grips, calibrated tensioners and bed anchorage.
SP02–SP04 · SP06Select the panel, post, beam or slab section. Define casting beds, protected curing and release strength.
WP01–WP07 · BC01–BC05 · FS01–FS03Match cutters, carts, clamps and installation equipment. Plan concrete testing and dimensional checks.
SP01 · SP05 · SP07Keep local configurations separate from the wider equipment series. These examples are recorded in the catalogue for initial selection.
| Parameter | 90 × 600 mm | 150 × 600 mm |
|---|---|---|
| Main motor | 5.5 kW | Unit to confirm |
| Vibrator | 3 kW | 3 kW |
| Forming speed | 100 m/h | 80 m/h |
| Machine L×W×H | 2.5 × 1.0 × 1.3 m | 2.5 × 1.0 × 1.3 m |
| Weight | 1.05 t | 1.35 t |
The source contains an inconsistent main motor unit for the 150 mm build; supplier confirmation is required. Forming speed is not saleable daily output.
| Reference | Previous local offer |
|---|---|
| Main motor / vibrator | Approx. 5.5 / 1.5 kW |
| Forming speed | 1.3–1.5 m/min |
| Cores | 7 round cores, Ø58 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 950 kg |
Confirm mixer, cutter and handling equipment in a new offer. Specify design loads, reinforcement, release strength and lifting points.
Open livestock slats differ from closed hollow-core slabs. Share the animal type, slab drawing, slot dimensions, span, design load and target daily output for a custom mould enquiry.
Discuss a custom mould ↗Custom enquiry route. Model, feasibility, capacity and supply scope require confirmation.
Share the finished product drawing, section and length, saleable output per shift, shift hours, country and port, concrete materials, electricity and factory layout.
No. Forming speed excludes curing, cutting and handling. Bed length, number of lanes, bed turnover, curing and labour affect saleable output.
A wall panel extruder should not be assumed to produce structural floor slabs. Establish loads, span, reinforcement and the engineered section before choosing equipment.
The agreed equipment list defines the scope. Request a layout, utility requirements, manuals, commissioning, training and spares schedule. Agree responsibility for civil works, beds and anchorage.
Request a current technical and commercial offer for your configuration. Pricing, packing, lead time, warranty and installation support are confirmed in that offer.
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