Used for the production of products up to 1.75m in diameter and up to 1.0m in length
The Multicast consists of a feeding unit with rotary feeding, vibrating table and a press head. The Multicast produces cones inside dia. up to 1.5m with a height of 1.0m, manhole risers inside dia. up to 1.8m with a height of 0.33, 0.5, 0.66 and 1.0m and trapped & untrapped Gullies.
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Multicast Production Run
- The concrete holding hopper is filled with concrete.
- The operator moves the distribution belt forward over the mould that is clamped onto the vibrating table.
- The operator activates the distribution belt and the concrete begins the rotation of the concrete divider.
- The vibration is activated and the operator continues to fill the mould with concrete.
- Once the mould is filled, the operator retracts the distribution conveyor and moves the press head into position.
- The press head is then lowered into the top of the mould and the rotation begin. This leaves the upper profile on the product.
- When the press head is finished it is moved out of the area and the vibrating table clamps are released.
- An overhead gantry is fastened to the mould and it is lifted clear of the vibrating table.
- The mould is set down at a certain position and the bottom ring is released. This allows the product to be removed from the mould straight away.
- The mould is then set on another base ring to clamp it and is then set back down onto the vibrating table for the process to begin again.
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Multicast Specifications
- Production
- Product Size
- Product surface area
- Hopper Capacity
- Hopper Movement
- Feed Belt Length
- Feed Belt Width
- Vibrating table adjustment
- Circular heads rotation
- Concrete Divider:
- Operations
- Operator Controls
- Control Panel
30 – 40 products per shift (Product Dependant)
Up to 1800mm in diameter and 1000mm in height
1800mm x 1800mm
0.8m³
lifted and lowered 500mm
2500mm
600mm
500mm
Up to 20 degrees
operates in a diameter of 1.8m maximum and 0.8m minimum.
Hydraulics
Manual
Hydraulics controlled from lever bank with electrical push buttons operated specific functions