Machine à blocs

Comment choisir la bonne machine à blocs

Volume de production requis

How many blocks do you need per day or per shift? Manual machines typically produce 800–1,200 blocks per 8-hour shift. Semi-automatic machines produce 3,000–5,000 blocks/8hr. Fully automatic lines produce 5,000–20,000+ blocks/8hr. Match machine tier to your production target before comparing prices.

Type de bloc

Different machines are optimised for different outputs. Hollow block machines, paver block machines, and brick machines use different mould sets and compression profiles — they are not the same machine. Establish which product you are making before selecting a machine. See the machine à blocs creux, paver block machineet machine à briques pages for product-specific ranges.

Niveau d'automatisation

Manual machines require operator input per cycle and carry the lowest upfront cost — best for start-ups and low-volume operations. Semi-automatic machines automate compression but require manual pallet handling, making them a practical mid-tier choice. Fully automatic production lines run with minimal operator involvement and deliver the lowest per-unit cost at scale, but require a higher capital investment.

Source d'alimentation

Most LONTTO machines are electric. Diesel-engine options are available for sites without reliable grid power — relevant for remote construction sites and off-grid operations. Confirm your site’s power availability before ordering.

Budget

Les machines manuelles d'entrée de gamme commencent à 2 500 $. Les machines semi-automatiques de milieu de gamme vont de 8 000 $ à 20 000 $. Les lignes industrielles entièrement automatiques commencent à 20 000 $ et peuvent dépasser 70 000 $ pour des installations complètes à haute capacité. Tenez compte du prix de la machine, du transport international, des droits d'importation, de l'installation, des jeux de moules et des pièces de rechange pour calculer le coût total de possession.

Guide des prix des machines à blocs

Prix indicatifs des machines à blocs LONTTO (USD, hors transport et douanes) :

Contact us for a personalised quote including shipping to your location. Final pricing depends on mould selection, shipping destination, and order quantity.

Block Machine — Frequently Asked Questions

Qu'est-ce qu'une machine à blocs ?

A block machine (also called a block making machine or concrete block machine) is industrial equipment that uses hydraulic or mechanical pressure to compress a cement and aggregate mixture into uniform concrete blocks. The output — hollow blocks, solid blocks, paving bricks, or curbstones — depends on the mould set installed in the machine.

Combien coûte une machine à blocs ?

Les prix des machines à blocs varient de 2 500 $ pour une machine manuelle de base à 70 000 $ ou plus pour une ligne de production industrielle entièrement automatique. Les machines semi-automatiques de milieu de gamme coûtent généralement entre 8 000 $ et 20 000 $. Le prix est déterminé par la capacité de production, le niveau d'automatisation et les accessoires inclus tels que les mélangeurs, les alimentateurs de palettes et les systèmes de convoyage. Voir le tableau des prix ci-dessus pour les prix de référence modèle par modèle.

Quelle est la différence entre une machine à blocs et une machine à briques ?

Block machines and brick machines use similar compression technology but are designed for different outputs. Block machines produce larger hollow or solid concrete blocks used in structural walls and construction. Brick machines produce smaller, denser units — including solid bricks and interlocking paving bricks. The two product types use different mould sets and are treated as distinct product categories at LONTTO. Do not conflate them when specifying a machine.

Quels types de machines à blocs existe-t-il ?

The three main automation categories are: manual block machines (operator-powered per cycle, lowest cost), semi-automatic machines (automated compression, manual pallet handling), and fully automatic production lines (minimal operator input, highest output). Within each automation tier, machines are further differentiated by block type: hollow block, paver, solid block, curbstone. A mobile “egg-laying” variant also exists — it lays blocks directly on a concrete floor without pallets, useful for on-site production.

Comment choisir la bonne machine à blocs pour mon projet ?

Start with your required daily output and block type, then match to the appropriate automation tier and budget. For small-scale or start-up production (under 2,000 blocks/8hr), a manual or entry semi-automatic machine is the typical starting point. For commercial-scale supply (5,000+ blocks/8hr), a fully automatic line delivers the lowest per-unit cost over time. See the “How to Choose” section above for a full breakdown of decision variables.