Factory wholesale price for Fully automatic hydraulic brick making machine NYQT4-10 Supply to Jeddah

1.NYQT4-10 Semi-automatic Block making machine. The procedure is hydraulic  drive. Various kinds of materials can all be fuly used to make such products.  Such as waste ash, slag, sand, the end of slag and fly ash, the wind fossils,  gangue, ceramic, perlite and so on. These can be processed into a variety of new  environmental protection wall materials. Such as hollow bricks, porous brick,  standard bricks, etc, without sintering. The bricks made of this machine are all  passed by the quality inspection departments to detect the bending of the  hardness and can exceed the standards set by the state.

2. Working by a full hydraulic-driven, this machine is better than the  NYQT6-15 block machine’s shaping technology. Operated by electricity, with the  domestic advanced hydraulic production turbocharged valve and cooler, and on the  hydraulic box opens a cleaning position, so that it’s easy to clean ,and this  helps to make the machine more perfect in function.

3. Simple design, with exigency-stop switch,the imported original binding  contactor , thermal relay protection system, laid the foundation for equipment  trouble-free operation. The simple design makes the operation flexibly, and  mechanical components using special durable material, make the equipment firm  and durable.

4. Forming way is hydraulic vibration, the structure of adding material is  just one time, making the products a very small error. New vertical synchronous  vibration system makes the products be intensity and hardness momentarily.

5. Less investment, quick effect, it has become the best-selling goods on the  market. It’s most suitable for the development and production of small and  medium-sized enterprises.(need 5 workers)

The cost and profitability analysis of NYQT4-10

Daily production:

if the hollow brick produces 8000 pieces , the cost is 0.19Yuan per piece,  and the net income is 1840Yuan ;

if the standard brick produces 20000 pieces, the cost is 0.14 Yuan and the  net income is 2000Yuan.

Our corporate can provide you with the lifelong service including overhaul  repair and the supply of the spare parts.

We are guaranteed to ensure the best quality and make you satisfied with our  service.

Ways of connecting us:

Ningbo Yinzhou Nuoya Cement Block Machine Factory

Address: Gaofeng Industrial Area, Gaoqiao Town, Ningbo City, Zhejiang  Province

P.C.：315174

Tel：86-574—88085582

13429360918 Mr. Chen

15888025580 Miss Chen

Fax：86-0574—56679318

E-mail：cgc5158@nbnuoya.com

http://www.nbnuoya.com

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