
2-25 Hydraulic Block Press
The 2-25 photographs show a hopper, pressing frame and separate hydraulic power unit. The operator handles feeding and removal; this is not a fully automated block production line.
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Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
Manual Clay Block Press
This lever-operated press has a hopper, hinged mould arrangement and a ground-supported frame. It is intended for forming blocks from a prepared mix; it is not the vacuum extrusion machine named in one source field.
| Listed dimensions; scope to confirm | 1450*750*1400mm |
|---|---|
| Block-size examples; mould-dependent | 400*100*200 mm, 400*120*200 mm, 200*100*60 mm, 300*150*100 mm, 400*150*200 mm, 240*115*90 mm, 200*200*60 mm, 150*150*100 mm, 400*200*200 mm, 230*220*115 mm |
| Listed weight | 260 kg |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
This lever-operated press has a hopper, hinged mould arrangement and a ground-supported frame. It is intended for forming blocks from a prepared mix; it is not the vacuum extrusion machine named in one source field.
The long lever and mould opening need working space around the machine. Send the required block drawing and the proposed soil or clay mix; neither a generic size list nor a shift-output claim establishes strength or suitability for construction.
Select the block drawing and the intended soil, clay or cement-stabilised mix with the supplier. Ask for material trials and applicable testing before treating a formed sample as a qualified building block. A photograph cannot establish strength.
Leave room for the lever, hopper and removal of the fresh block. Confirm the mould set, replaceable components and machine manual. Material preparation, curing and finished-block handling are separate tasks, not additional functions of the lever press.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.



This lever-operated press has a hopper, hinged mould arrangement and a ground-supported frame. It is intended for forming blocks from a prepared mix; it is not the vacuum extrusion machine named in one source field.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
Start with the finished-block drawing and match its cavities and machine interfaces.
A source capacity field needs a defined mould, mix, operating cycle and handling workflow before it can be compared.
Only if listed separately in the quotation. The forming machine does not replace these operations.
No. Ask for material trials and the testing applicable to the proposed block and use.
The long lever and mould opening need working space around the machine. Send the required block drawing and the proposed soil or clay mix; neither a generic size list nor a shift-output claim establishes strength or suitability for construction.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.

The 2-25 photographs show a hopper, pressing frame and separate hydraulic power unit. The operator handles feeding and removal; this is not a fully automated block production line.
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The photographs show a portable mould box with a motor below it and removable upper pieces. It makes sense as a compact block-forming tool, not the large automated brick machine implied by the old title.
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