Concrete: The primary material used in the manufacturing process of concrete blocks, tuff tiles, and interlock bricks.
Block machine: The equipment used to make concrete blocks.
Tuff tile machine: The equipment used to make tuff tiles, which are concrete tiles that are used for flooring.
Interlock machine: The equipment used to make interlocking bricks, which are bricks that are designed to fit together like a puzzle.
Mould: The component of the machine that shapes the concrete mixture into the desired block, tile, or brick shape.
Vibrator: A device used to ensure proper compaction and density of the concrete mixture in the mould.
Pallet: A flat surface on which the freshly made concrete blocks, tiles, or bricks are placed to cure and dry.
Hydraulic: A type of machine that uses hydraulic power to operate the mould and other components of the block, tile, or brick making process.
Automatic: A machine that is capable of producing concrete blocks, tuff tiles, or interlocking bricks automatically, without the need for manual intervention.
Production capacity: The maximum number of concrete blocks, tuff tiles, or interlocking bricks that a machine can produce in a given time period.
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