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Developed throughout 2011 but launched in 2012,

the Hydraform M7MI Super increased production

capabilities by 45% to deliver a machine capable of

producing at least 2 200 blocks per day, at a rate of

275-320 blocks per hour.

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Hydraform launched its Vibraform range of conventional

paving, interlocking brick and blockmaking machines.

Designed to accommodate a variety of interchangeable

moulds, the machine is capable of producing hollow

blocks, stock bricks, maxi blocks, retaining blocks,

interlocking paving bricks and rectangular paving

bricks.

Hydraform’s Vibraform machine can produce hollow blocks,

interlocking bricks, stock bricks, maxi blocks, retaining

blocks, interlocking paving bricks and rectangular bricks.

Hydraform expanded its range further with the

TM-1000-HF, a machine which can produce extruded

concrete roof tiles. The machine is specifically designed

for simple operation and maintenance, economic viability

and has an output of up to 25 tiles per minute. The

TM-1000-HF is capable of producing standard tiles in two

main sizes, ridges, rakes, double Romans, double pan

tiles, angle ridge tiles, double bold roll tiles, flat single/

shingles and segmental ridges.

Hydraform’s TM-1000-HF uses concrete cement

technology to make extruded concrete roof tiles in

a variety of shapes and sizes.

The Hydraform M7MI Super increases by 45% the number

of blocks that can be made in a day with previous single-

chamber models.

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