Na'urar QMR2-40 ta hannu don yin tubalin yumbu mai haɗaɗɗiya ta hannu, mai matsa ƙasa mai ƙarfi don yin tubalin Lego mai haɗaɗɗiya.

The QMY2-40 is a manually operated, mechanically pressed clay brick-making machine. Its core function is to use immense mechanical pressure to press moist clay into solid bricks within a mold in a single operation. It is renowned for its extremely simple structure, lack of electricity, robust durability, and very low maintenance costs, making it ideal for areas with limited or unstable power supply.

Completely Manual & No Electricity Required: The entire operation, including feeding, pressing, and demolding, is accomplished entirely by manually operating levers.

Mechanical Pressure: The machine typically employs a force-multiplying mechanism consisting of gears and levers. The operator applies pressure to the clay through punches on the mold by operating a long lever arm, instantly achieving extremely high density.

Fixed Installation: Although the machine is not particularly large, it usually requires anchor bolts to a sturdy concrete foundation to ensure stability during pressing.