Brick roads are beautiful and durable, but we do not see them too often due to the effort it takes to produce them. What once was a laborintensive, backbreaking job has now become a snap with this automatic Chinese paver laying machine, called the TigerStone in Holand. The device rolls out a beautiful and sustainable hardscape, creating an instant road anywhere it travels. While the process may look magical, the secret lies in a smartly designed gravitybased system.
The machine consists of an angled plain that workers feed with paving stones or bricks. As the electric crawler inches forward along a sand base layer, the bricks are automatically packed together by gravity. A small telescoping forklift feeds the hopper, allowing the TigerStone to lay out an impressive 700 square meters of road day, and the span can be adjusted up to six meters wide.
Brick roads have been around for centuries and they have been revisited lately by the green building community for a number of reasons. Bricks are easy to procure and reuse, cement pavers last a very long time, and they are easy to repair and replace. They tolerate water and freezing without forming cracks, and some newer systems actually absorb rainwater between the pavers and infuse it back into the ground again, reducing storm water runoff and helping
improve the effectiveness of aquifers. Not to mention, the roads look pretty great too.
Model | PSZ-1 A1-4000/6000 | ||
Machine gross weight (ton) | Walking device | ≥1 ton | |
6m machine frame | ≥1 ton | ||
4m machine frame | ≥0.8 ton | ||
Compactor | ≥0.15ton | ||
Machine dimensions (mm) | Walking device | 1200mm x 16000mm x 400mm | |
6m machine frame | H x W 1800mm x 1800mm | ||
4m machine frame | H x W 1800mm x 1800mm | ||
Compactor | Pressure roller W 500mm Diameter 220mm Dimension 680mmW x 1100mm L x 700mmH | ||
Power requirement | Input voltage | 220 or 380 (base on client's requirement) | |
Maximum power of motor | Walking device power 1.1KW (x2) Scraper panel lift motor power: 250W (x2) | ||
Work performance | Maximum paving width | 5.6m | |
Maximum Construction slope | Uphill slope (%) | 5 | |
Downhill slope (%) | 5 | ||
Flatness error (mm/3m) | 5mm/3m | ||
Straightness Error | Automatic control | ||
Theoretical Productivity | ≥120m2/hour | ||
Max paving speed (m/min) | ≥0.5m/min | ||
Max paving thickness (mm) | ≥80mm | ||
Walking part | Pedrail type | Milled iron | |
Pedrail width | 350mm | ||
Pedrail length | ≥1.5m | ||
Wheel spacing (m) | ≥2m | ||
Max speed (m/min) | ≥4m/min | ||
Gradeability (%) | 10 | ||
Scraping plate | Height (m) | 0.2m | |
Width (m) | Max width 6m(Can be arbitrarily reduced to 2 meters) | ||
Lift range (mm) | Max 150mm | ||
Flatness error (mm/3m) | 5mm/3m | ||
Transport dimensions (mm) | 6100mm L x 2000mm W x 2000mm H | ||
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