Automatic Clay-Fired Red Brick Production Line wi | RFQ Sourcing Details

Product overview This automatic clay-fired red brick production line combines extrusion molding with a continuous tunnel kiln. The kiln is designed to move products through controlled preheating, high-temperature firing, and cooling stages.

The listed equipment is Model SDY, has an automatic operating grade, and can be customized for different plant requirements.

The available kiln configurations are presented by inner width and nominal daily capacity: 2.0 m for 15,000–20,000 pieces, 2.5 m for 20,000–30,000 pieces, 3.0 m for 30,000–50,000 pieces, 3.6 m for 50,000–100,000 pieces, 4.2 m for 100,000–150,000 pieces, 4.8 m for 150,000–200,000 pieces, and 6.9 m for 200,000–300,000 pieces.

A 3.6 m × 108 m tunnel-kiln specification is also listed. Supported project scope The stated supply scope includes turnkey brick-plant projects, complete modern brick-plant design and construction, consultancy, modernization or retrofit of existing plants, brick-making machinery supply, and dryer and kiln construction.

Available kiln arrangements include separate drying and firing sections, integrated in-line drying and firing, multi-drying and multi-firing systems, flat-top kilns, and low-arch kilns. The equipment is described for standard, perforated, and hollow bricks. The listed certification is ISO.

Customization is available, the stated warranty is one year, and after-sales support is described as a remunerated service. Listed lead times are 15–30 days for standard models and 30–45 days for customized units.

Buyer confirmation points Capacity figures should be treated as configuration-level stated values rather than a guaranteed output for every plant.

Before procurement, confirm the required finished-brick type and size, raw-material characteristics, target daily and annual output, acceptable product quality criteria, kiln arrangement, fuel or heating method, site utilities, local environmental requirements, and the exact division of supply between machinery, civil works, installation, commissioning, and training.

Buyers should also request a project-specific process flow, equipment list, kiln cross-section and length, control-system scope, energy-consumption basis, staffing requirements, foundation and building drawings, spare-parts schedule, inspection criteria, acceptance test, delivery schedule, and written warranty and paid-service terms.

Confirm whether the stated package dimensions and gross weight apply to the complete line or only a particular shipment configuration.