Jiangmen Prefabricated Concrete House Molds
In Jiangmen, the prefabricated concrete house mold industry has seen certain development, with a variety of related mold types possessing different characteristics.
In Jiangmen, the industry related to prefabricated concrete house molds is showing a positive development trend. For example, Dezhou Haitian Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd. provides integrated house molds that can be used for producing prefabricated concrete houses.
Cement house molds, as concrete prefabricated product forming equipment, have evolved from traditional large steel building formworks and are mainly used for factory-prefabricated integral concrete houses. They have undergone four generations of technological upgrades: The first generation features a simple structure with relatively basic functions; the second generation enables vertical wall forming, enhancing the integrity of the house structure; the third generation supports multi-size adjustments to meet the production needs of houses with different specifications; the fourth generation adopts a fully automatic hydraulic system and integrates electric vibration functions, greatly improving production efficiency and forming quality. These molds can be reused for about 5 - 8 years, with wall thicknesses ranging from 14 - 17 cm and panel thicknesses from 10 - 13 cm. They can prefabricate components in a centralized manner, effectively shortening the construction period and adapting to the production needs of house factories of different scales.
Prefabricated concrete house molds are mainly divided into two categories: steel molds and plastic molds. Steel molds are usually made of Q235 steel plates, which endow the molds with high strength, high hardness, and high wear resistance, enabling them to withstand frequent use and high pressure during large-scale production, making them suitable for large-scale production scenarios. Plastic molds mostly use polypropylene materials, which are lightweight, facilitating easy handling and operation; they are easy to demold, improving production efficiency; and they have low costs, making them suitable for small-batch customized production.
In terms of production processes, prefabricated concrete house molds involve laser cutting, welding, bending, and other steps. Most manufacturers support customization based on drawings and can adjust the mold's size, shape, and thickness according to customer requirements to meet diverse architectural design and production needs.
