Automatic AAC Block and Panel Production Line wit | RFQ Sourcing Details

This automatic AAC production line is designed for manufacturing autoclaved aerated concrete blocks and panels. The documented line is new and customizable, with listed product formats of 6 × 1.2 × 0.6 m and 5.4 × 1.2 × 0.6 m.

The stated total power range is 2,000–3,000 kW, while the machine quantity is listed as 100–200 sets. Final configuration should be defined against the buyer’s required product mix, plant layout, utilities, and output target. Supported line scope The production process comprises six sections.

Raw-material processing prepares and stores materials such as sand or fly ash, lime, cement, gypsum, and aluminum powder or paste. For panel production, the steel-mesh section fabricates mesh cages and supports manual or automatic mesh handling and assembly-frame circulation.

The pouring and pre-curing stage prepares the material before cutting. In the cutting section, the mold frame and green body are handled for side, horizontal, and vertical cutting. Corner waste is removed and recycled before the cut bodies proceed to marshalling.

The assembled cakes are then transferred to autoclaves for constant-pressure curing. After autoclaving, finished products are separated, classified, palletized, packed, and conveyed to the storage yard.

Listed principal equipment includes a pouring mixer, horizontal cutting machine, cross-cutting machine, tilting table, finished-product clamping hoister, and separator. The broader line description also references a jaw crusher, AAC cutting equipment, autoclave, separator, and supporting accessories.

Customization and after-sales service are stated as available, with a one-year warranty listed. Procurement questions to confirm Before ordering, buyers should request a project-specific equipment list and process-flow diagram.

Confirm whether the proposed configuration is intended for blocks, reinforced panels, or both, and identify which steel-mesh operations will be manual or automatic.

Required throughput, raw-material formulation, cutting tolerances, autoclave quantity and size, utility consumption, control architecture, foundation loads, installation scope, commissioning, operator training, spare parts, packaging method, and acceptance criteria are not fully defined in the available facts and should be agreed in writing.

Buyers should also verify the final power demand, number of machines, shipping dimensions, site interfaces, delivery schedule, and the precise coverage and exclusions of the stated warranty and after-sales service.