The brief
Landscaping contractors required pavers in several colours with sharp edges, uniform shade and high abrasion resistance. Full-body colouring would have made pigment the largest cost item.
Our solution
- QT12-15 host machine with secondary face-mix feeder
- Holland, zigzag and I-shape paver moulds with textured tamper heads
- Iron oxide pigments in red, yellow, black and brown
- Steam curing chambers to reach handling strength in under 24 hours
- Steel-edged GMT pallets for the automatic pallet circuit
Design outcome
The face-mix layer limits pigment to the visible 8–10 mm surface, while the grey body provides strength. The same line produces curbstones and hollow blocks when paver demand is seasonal.
This is a reference configuration. Capacities are design values from machine specifications; actual results depend on materials, curing and operation.
