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Rota Cage B.V. · Halle C1, Stand 123

Fig. 1 Aging of stones by layer with the Rota Line.

At the last bauma, Rota Cage managed to impress the crowd with its Beton Tage award winning stone aging solution Rota Cage: aging of paving blocks in a rotating cage. At this bauma Rota Cage will introduce two new aging machines: Rota Line and Rota Tunnel.

The Rota Line ages paving blocks per layer, on the production board. The machine can be placed over the existing board conveyor. This does not affect the existing machinery and does not require additional personnel. The Rota Line offers the block manufacturer the opportunity to drastically lower the cost of aging per m².

The Rota Tunnel is...

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