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A lever-operated cutter for sizing cement bricks and suitable paving blocks. The source lists a maximum cutting length of 400 mm and a maximum thickness of 100 mm. The pictured tool splits material between opposed cutting edges; it is not a powered saw or a brick-making press. Confirm the acceptable block material and dimensions before ordering.
| Maximum source cutting length | 400mm — Not a verified allowance for every material or block shape. |
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| Maximum source thickness | 100mm — Material hardness and block construction require confirmation. |
| Source dimensions | 850*310*600mm |
| Source weight | 43 kg |
| Listed use | Cement Brick |
| Source category label | Stone Cutting Machine — The broad source label is retained for traceability; the pictured product is a manual splitting tool, not a motor-driven stone saw. |
The supplied view shows a long operating lever, an adjustable upper arrangement, opposed cutting edges and wheels. A lever-operated splitting tool separates suitable blocks by pressure rather than a rotating saw blade. The source title contains mixed “brick pressing” terminology, but this page does not claim a block-manufacturing function. If a sawn surface finish or a powered production line is required, specify that as a separate equipment enquiry.
Tell the supplier whether the work involves solid cement bricks, hollow units or paving blocks, with the actual dimensions and a representative sample. The listed 400 mm length and 100 mm maximum thickness are not a test certificate for every hardness or shape. Hollow or irregular blocks may behave differently from solid blocks. Obtain a material-specific suitability assessment and, where important, a trial result rather than relying on a generic stone-cutting category.
The central adjustment visible in the image does not provide a verified adjustment range, thread specification or service procedure. Ask for the relevant operating manual and replacement-edge part reference. Lever handling, block support and servicing should follow those instructions; the photographs are not an operating sequence. Do not invent a blade hardness, steel grade or guaranteed service life where none is provided.
The source records 43 kg and 850 × 310 × 600 mm. Confirm whether those refer to the assembled machine, a transport position or packing. The voltage and power fields say “Other”, so no motor specification is invented for the manually operated product. Visible wheels assist identification of the tool arrangement but do not establish its rated lifting or transport capability. Ask for packing protection, included parts, quantity and destination before the final quotation.
Block material and dimensions; solid/hollow construction; required finish; sample test; adjustment and replacement edges; packing; quantity and destination.
A brick-manufacturing function is not established. The depicted product is used for sizing suitable blocks by splitting.
No universal material capacity is verified. Block material, hardness, shape and construction must be checked.
No motor specification is supplied for this lever-operated product. The source power field says “Other”.
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