Mexican brick-making machine
The Transformation Dilemma of one Mexican Building Materials Supplier
In 2024, One Mexican building materials group faced a dilemma: the government was strongly promoting mechanization in building materials, phasing out manual brick making.Their existing European equipment was energy-intensive, slow in mold changing, and had a three-month after-sales service wait time.It fails to keep pace with the local infrastructure boom. After evaluating 12 suppliers, they ultimately chose Huatong Brick Machine Manufacturer from China.
Four Key Solutions: Huatong Brick Machines Break Through Market Barrier
Targeting Mexican market, Huatong customized QT10-15 Automatic Block Making Machine with core highlights directly addressing demand.
Energy Saving and Standard Compliance: Energy consumption is 28% lower than European equipment, brick density exceeds local standards and the scrap rate is reduced from 8% to 1.2%.
Flexibility and High Output: 30-minute mould changeover, capable of producing 6 types of products including standard bricks and permeable bricks increasing efficiency by 5 times.
Green and Cost-Effective: Replacing 40% of aggregates with industrial waste, receiving government subsidies, and reducing raw material costs by 15%.
Data Speaks for Itself: Impressive Results in 6 Months
Capacity: From 12,000 bricks/day to 100,000 bricks/day, with an annual capacity exceeding 13 million bricks, securing large orders for subways and commercial centers.
Cost: Labor costs reduced by 60% (operation requires only 3 people), resulting in lower overall costs. 22%, market share jumped from 5th to 2nd. Reputation: The customer added 2 more production lines, signed a 5-year operation and maintenance agreement, and also received Mexico's "Green Production Enterprise" certification.
Juan Pérez, CEO of the Mexican group, stated frankly: "This equipment solved the production capacity and environmental protection problems. The technology and service speed of China manufacturer far exceeded our understanding of 'Made in China.' This is a true win-win situation!"
