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Timeline
Hydraform constructs the
upmarket Mc Nellie housing estate
in Johannesburg retailing for
over $300K per unit.
In answer to our clients looking for
a reliable, robust conventional brick
and paving machine, the range of
conventional brickmaking machines
was launched delivering a variety
of blocks from hollow blocks and
pavers to ribbon and retaining
blocks.
Hydraform introduces the tile
machine to the range for the
production of extruded concrete
roof tiles.
The M7MI-Super and the M7MI-Twin
Super which increases production
output by 45% and other features to
improve block production.
Introduction of the M9 semi-manual
entry level machine with production
of just 500blocks/day.
Accessories products, rotary sieve
and jaw crusher were added to
compliment block production.
Automation of Hydraform
machines for increased
production and safety.
The 2015 product launch saw the
introduction of three new lines,
the M7A2, Lintel Mould and V4.
The M7A2 and V4 machines
increased production significantly
and reduced labour to make
block production even more
cost effective.
Hydraform’s conventional brick
machines produce hollow
blocks, stock bricks, maxi blocks,
retaining blocks, interlocking
paving slabs and rectangular
paving slabs.
Hydraform’s accessory products:
the Jaw Crusher (left) the Rotary
Sieve (right).
Hydraform’s TM-1000 (bottom)
uses aggregate to make
extruded concrete roof tiles in a
variety of shapes and sizes.
The Hydraform Lintel is designed
to look like the interlocking
blocks while also interlock into
the Hydraform soil-cement
blocks used in the walls.
2006 - 2010
2011 - 2014
2015
THE YEARS