Neptune offers Advanced Technology for Concrete Blocks & Pavers
Neptune’s fully automatic MachineNeptune is offering a concrete block manufacturing plant based on European technology, which gives the desired strength to the product along with various shapes and dimensions. Neptune has also developed in-house Vibration technology to produce various designs of Concrete blocks, Hollow blocks, Interlocking pavers, Kerbstones etc.
Today, concrete block manufacturing is a highly automated process. Concrete block technology is based on the principle of densification of a lean concrete mix to make regular shaped, uniform, and high-performance masonry units. The technology can easily be adopted to suit the special needs of users by modifying the design features such as mix, proportion, water/cement ratio etc. Neptune’s machine-made pavers have a strength of more than M-60, making them the most suitable for use in roads, footpaths, and in areas that have heavy vehicular traffic.
A fineness modulus of combined aggregates of 3.6 to 4mm and coarse aggregates of 6 to 12 mm is recommended. Mix for pavers should not be richer than one part of the cement to six parts of the volume of the combined aggregates.Neptune’s fully automatic high-tech plant with auto batching system, special design mixer, heavy-duty vibrating press & paver and block handling automatic stacking system, can produce 10,000 to 1,00,000 concrete blocks per day and pavers of 1,000 to 10,000 sqm per day. An electric control panel with process logics and programme has been designed by the company’s experts for the desired qualitative production and smooth operation of the plant. The Auto Synchronized system with Servo motor technology has been developed for controlling the speed up to milliseconds, while the frequency and amplitude can be individually defined, which makes this system highly flexible. The plant’s regenerative power supply increases the energy efficiency of the whole system.
Neptune’s mobile paver manufacturing plant is designed for large road construction projects. Companies that can invest in a captive requirement of pavers at site will save time and energy.
NBM&CW November 2020
