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Paver Blocks Shot Blasting Machine

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Paver Blocks Shot Blasting Machine are predominantly used to blast concrete stones, plates and kerbstones to create an improved aesthetic appearance, taking out cement and making styling attributes such as granite chips visible. Qingdao Qinggong Machinery’s experience in this market is second to none, and there are currently more than 500 machines operating globally.
Qingdao Qinggong Machinery Paver Blocks Shot Blasting Machine perform efficient and high quality blasting of concrete/stone products like blocks, marble slabs and kerbstones.
The advantage: the blast process creates a unique character of the blocks/stone, with a high quality surface appearance, which in turn creates added value to the product.
The flexible design and control of the machine provides the optimum blasting process for various concrete/stone products. This is most important as concrete and stone are delicate material: to ensure the desired finish/appearance is achieved, the blast pattern must be uniform, and the patterns from different wheels should not overlap.
The optional use of two, three or four blast wheels in special positioning and with programmed start/stop functionality, allows the targeted treatment of both the horizontal and vertical visible surfaces – e.g. on fence blocks, marble stone,kerbstones or block steps.
The Paver Blocks Shot Blasting Machine can be integrated into a production line due to its modern control system with the relevant interfaces, different belt lengths and well coordinated transfer stations (e.g. sheets or rollers). The machines can be operated easily using a Siemens Touch panel.
Qingdao Qinggong Machinery Paver Blocks Shot Blasting Machine can be sized to treat workpiece widths from 600 to 2000 mm. Both indexing and continuous operations are possible. The belt conveyor/roller conveyor runs smoothly, at speeds from 2.5m/min to 14m/min.

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