Adler Technologies

Large-format press for lightweight concrete blocks

Increasingly demanding requirements for the energy efficiency of buildings result in rapid, far-reaching changes of construction methods. Innovative building materials that provide an outstanding heat insulation capacity are launched, which requires producers to adapt their processes to new developments. This challenge prompted Adler Technologies to develop the A880, an innovative large-format vibrating press for the manufacture of lightweight concrete blocks.

Increased production output

The new A880 provides the capacity to produce twelve lightweight concrete blocks simultaneously to a high...

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