| Advantages | Details | | Labor cost and efficiency | Significantly cut down manual labor. For instance, tasks that once
needed 40 brick - loading workers can be handled by just 2
operators with robots, reducing labor costs. High - efficiency operation with a capacity of 25,000 standard
bricks per hour and continuous working ability. Greatly enhance efficiency compared to manual work, alleviating
labor shortages and recruitment difficulties in brick - unloading. | | Adaptability | Adaptable to various brick types, including different
specifications like 19014090, 24011550, etc. Capable of creating
multiple stacking patterns, such as a 1m×1m square with 10 layers
or a 1m×1.2m rectangle with 13 layers, meeting diverse production
requirements. | | Labor intensity reduction | Free workers from high - temperature, dusty, and high - intensity
brick - unloading and packaging work. Improve the working
environment and reduce health risks for workers. | | Technical superiority | Equipped with advanced technologies like layer - by - layer brick
unloading, interspersed stacking with automatically reserved
forklift holes, and fully automatic tray - less packaging. Enable
single - layer unloading for the whole kiln car, convenient for
grouping and stacking. Automatically reserved forklift holes
facilitate subsequent transportation and stacking. Tray - less
packaging is suitable for long - distance transportation. | | Cost - saving | In the long term, despite initial equipment investment, electricity
and consumables are manageable. Compared to manual operation, there
are cost advantages in strapping belt consumption and labor fees,
saving enterprise expenses and boosting economic benefits. | | Sales scope expansion | Packaged brick stacks are easy to transfer, load, and unload. Can
be quickly processed by forklifts or vehicle - mounted brick
grippers, shortening loading and unloading time, thus expanding
product sales radius and increasing market share. |
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