AMCER Earth Brick Technology - Machinery

350 to 400 bricks per hour
skid mounted with lifting points and fork-lift pockets
standard brick size 385 x 250 x 85 mm, or 390 x 250 x 90 mm
power required 30 amps, 5 pin, 400 volt, 3-phase
Central electric control panel, with digital "hour run" and brick production counter
Emergency stop button
Easy access for cleaning of mould box (lift up cover fitted with auto cut-off switch
Hydrualic oil capacity: 120 litres
Replaceable wear plates and croner strips, which are reversible to extend plate life
Wind mould rebate: 20 x 60 mm
Dimensions: Length: 1800 mm, Height: 1800 mm, Width: 620 mm, Shipping volume: 2.00 cubic metres, Weight: 1500 kg

A Termite 400, with additional primary feed hopper and conveyor, being installed at Condobolin NSW.

This brick plant was supplied to the Wilcannia Local Aboriginal Land Council in 1998 for community brick production programs.
It was then relocated to Condoblin in 2006 to make bricks for a community project there.
It is currently being used for local community building projects.

	'Termite 400 Series II' Brick Press
	The 'Termite 400 Series II' Brick Press is appropriate for use by communities, contractors and persons requiring large quantities of Pressed Earth Bricks or Stabilised Earth Bricks suitable for load bearing or infill applications. Features: 350 to 400 bricks per hour skid mounted with lifting points and fork-lift pockets standard brick size 385 x 250 x 85 mm, or 390 x 250 x 90 mm power required 30 amps, 5 pin, 400 volt, 3-phase Central electric control panel, with digital "hour run" and brick production counter Emergency stop button Easy access for cleaning of mould box (lift up cover fitted with auto cut-off switch Hydrualic oil capacity: 120 litres Replaceable wear plates and croner strips, which are reversible to extend plate life Wind mould rebate: 20 x 60 mm Dimensions: Length: 1800 mm, Height: 1800 mm, Width: 620 mm, Shipping volume: 2.00 cubic metres, Weight: 1500 kg Please contact AMCER for current price and availability. A Termite 400, with additional primary feed hopper and conveyor, being installed at Condobolin NSW. This brick plant was supplied to the Wilcannia Local Aboriginal Land Council in 1998 for community brick production programs. It was then relocated to Condoblin in 2006 to make bricks for a community project there. It is currently being used for local community building projects.

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