Technical guides and advanced resources on concrete block manufacturing: moulds, dryers, double layer and more.
The truck unloads into a hopper and the aggregate is conveyed up by belt to the distributor, which fills each hopper of the plant. If space is limited, a vertical aggregate elevator allows for a much more compact installation.
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Supplied in sets of 1, 2, 3 or 4 colors, each with its own sealed hopper of 0.5 m³, with no pigment mixing. A 30 kg weighing cart with three load cells measures each dose before discharging it onto the aggregate conveyor or skip. Dosing controlled from the control cabin, with less dust and less pigment loss.
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Discover rice husk and cement blocks, eco-friendly insulation, and sustainable materials for green building, passive houses, and carbon absorption solutions.
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How Rometa's piece height control system works: real-time laser measurement with ±0.1 mm accuracy, 6 points per cycle, and automatic or manual machine adjustment.
Read more →Discover hemp and lime blocks, eco-friendly insulation, and sustainable materials for green building, passive houses, and carbon-negative solutions.
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ROMETA 4050S fully automatic high-capacity block making line installed in the UK, with 1300 x 1000 mm trays and rotating finger-car curing.
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ROMETA 2030-80 fully automatic block making line with a dynamic rack system, installed in the UK for medium-scale production.
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All-in-one flexural and compression lab testing equipment for concrete pieces: blocks, pavers, ceiling blocks, tiles and kerbstones.
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Rometa mould technology for tongue-and-groove concrete pieces, using an electromechanical arm system fitted on Rometa block machines.
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Technical solutions for palletizing concrete pieces without wooden pallets, adapted to each client and country.
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Rotating multi-fork car for concrete precast lines: simultaneous rotation and translation save 15-20% of time compared to a standard transfer cart.
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Wet-cast elements: manufactured aggregates used to produce slabs, fencing and channels using different concrete techniques.
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What a concrete curing area should look like: why controlled curing saves up to 10% cement and the 5 requirements of a good drying chamber.
Read more →Why your precast plant needs a Rometa Forlab laboratory: quality certification, mix design and compression/flexural testing equipment.
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How to cure concrete blocks after palletising: why pallets need humidifying and the 2 common systems, shower room and inline roller shower.
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