In the field of construction, servo electric screw brick press and friction press are two commonly used mechanical equipment. They differ significantly in five areas, including working pressure, production efficiency, precision, energy consumption and maintenance costs. Understanding these differences can help construction companies better choose the right equipment.

Working pressure

Servo electric screw brick press usually adopts advanced electric servo technology, and the working pressure is high. They can exert greater pressure on materials such as masonry in a short period of time, so as to achieve the effect of molding and pressing. Friction presses use friction to deform the material, and the working pressure is relatively low.

Production efficiency

Servo electric screw brick press adopts automatic production mode, which can complete a lot of pressing work in a short time. At the same time, they often have a multi-cavity design, which can press multiple bricks at the same time, further improving production efficiency. Friction presses are limited by friction and have relatively low production efficiency.

precision

Servo electric screw brick press adopts high precision mold and electric servo control system, which can ensure the accuracy of the shape and size of the brick during the pressing process. Friction presses are affected by friction and their accuracy is relatively low.

Energy consumption

Servo electric screw brick press adopts electric servo technology, and the energy consumption is relatively low. During the pressing process, they can precisely control the pressure and stroke, avoiding wasted energy. Friction presses use friction to deform materials, which requires more energy.

Maintenance cost

The structure of the servo electric screw brick press is more complex, and it needs regular maintenance and maintenance. At the same time, due to the use of high-precision mold and control system, maintenance costs are relatively high. Friction press structure is relatively simple, relatively low maintenance costs.

In summary, there are significant differences between the servo electric spiral brick press and the friction press in terms of working pressure, production efficiency, accuracy, energy consumption and maintenance costs. When selecting equipment, construction enterprises need to make comprehensive consideration according to the actual production needs and material characteristics to obtain better pressing effects and economic benefits.