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Ceramic Tile Press

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Technical Definition & Core Assembly

An industrial hydraulic press machine used in ceramic tile manufacturing plants to compress ceramic powder mixtures into tile blanks.

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Product Specifications

Technical details and manufacturing context for Ceramic Tile Press

Definition
A ceramic tile press is an industrial forming machine that meters ceramic body powder into a die, applies one or more controlled compaction stages, vents as required and ejects a green tile for downstream drying and firing. Pressing force, usable format, die cavities, cycle rate, installed power, oil volume and cooling demand vary by model and automation package. SACMI's official PH range alone spans 2,000 to 10,000 ton of force, while continuous compaction systems form slabs without a traditional mold press. Therefore the numeric bands on this page are directory comparison prompts, not a complete market envelope. Specify tile body and moisture, green dimensions and density profile, cavities, output basis, force program, de-airing, mold/heating system, powder feeding, extraction, utilities, guarding, foundation loads and acceptance trials for the quoted configuration.
Working Principle
Hydraulic cylinders apply high pressure to compress ceramic powder in a mold cavity, forming tile blanks through controlled compression cycles. The press uses a hydraulic system to generate force, which is transmitted to the mold plates. The powder is fed from a hopper into the mold, and the press cycle includes filling, pressing, and ejecting. The pressure and cycle time are adjustable to achieve desired tile density and thickness. The control panel manages the sequence and monitors parameters such as pressure, temperature, and cycle time. The machine's steel frame provides rigidity, and the hydraulic cylinders ensure uniform pressure distribution. The mold plates can be changed to produce different tile sizes and patterns. The process is critical for ensuring consistent quality before drying and firing.
Common Materials
steel frame, hydraulic cylinders, mold plates, control panel, powder hopper
Technical Parameters
ParameterTypical rangeNotes & selection driver
Maximum Pressing ForceRequired2500–3600 tDirectory comparison band; confirm rated maximum pressing force for the quoted model.
Table SizeRequired1200×1200–1600×1600 mmWorking table dimensions
Motor PowerRequired45–90 kWMain hydraulic motor power
Production Capacity3000–8000 pieces/hourMaximum tiles per hour
Cycle Time6–12 sPress cycle per tile
Positioning Accuracy±0.05 mmEnsures uniform thickness
Hydraulic Oil Temperature30–55 °CAbove 55°C reduces oil life
Noise Level≤75 dB(A)At operator position
Electrical Supply380–480 V ACThree-phase, 50/60 Hz
IP RatingIP54–IP65Dust and water protectionIEC 60529
Machine Weight25–60 tFoundation load
Footprint5×4–8×6 mIncluding control cabinet

Ranges are indicative industry figures for RFQ preparation, not a supplier commitment. Confirm every value and standard with the legal manufacturer before ordering.

Components / BOM

Industry Taxonomies & Aliases

Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Ceramic Tile Press.

tile press ceramic press

Industrial Ecosystem & Supply Chain Structure

Complementary Systems
Downstream Applications
Specialized Tooling

Application Fit & Sizing Matrix

Operational Limits
body: Provide spray-dried or other body composition, granule distribution, bulk density, moisture window, abrasiveness and handling behavior.
site: Verify foundation and dynamic loads, access/maintenance envelope, electrical supply, water/air, ambient conditions, guarding and local conformity route.
machine: Select rated pressing force, usable clearance/format, ejector, mold interface, controls, hydraulics, utilities, installed power, cooling and dust management.
process: Specify fill, de-airing and multi-stage pressing program; cycle basis, changeover, mold heating and extraction; upstream/downstream synchronization.
product: Define green length/width/thickness, cavities, surface relief, density profile, dimensional and defect criteria after pressing/drying/firing.
Sizing Data Required
  • Projected area, cavities and body compaction curve
  • Required green density/thickness distribution and defect limit
  • Cycles, pieces or area per hour under stated format and OEE assumptions
  • Mold, feeding, extraction, utilities, foundation and safety integration

Reliability & Engineering Risk Analysis

Failure Mode & Root Cause
Non-uniform green density, lamination or cracking
Cause: Powder moisture/granulation, die filling, air evacuation, force profile, tooling alignment or ejection is inconsistent.
Hydraulic leak, unstable force or slow cycle
Cause: Contamination, fluid condition, seal/valve/pump wear, cooling restriction, sensor drift or control fault.
Frame, platen, mold or fastener damage
Cause: Off-center load, overload, fatigue, poor foundation/alignment, tooling collision or inadequate inspection.
Maintenance Indicators
  • Trend changes in force/position curves, cycle time, oil temperature, pressure ripple or energy use
  • Green-tile weight, thickness, density or defect distribution drifting by cavity/position
  • Leakage, filter differential pressure, abnormal noise/vibration, hot joints, looseness, cracks or guard/interlock faults
Engineering Tips
  • Baseline process curves with an approved body, mold and product; use statistical trends instead of one universal threshold.
  • Apply the manufacturer fluid/filtration/cooling plan and inspect contamination before changing valves, seals or pumps.
  • Verify alignment, foundation and tooling; inspect safety-related structures and controls under the approved maintenance and NDE plan.

Indicative industry ranges for design and RFQ preparation. Confirm the exact figures and applicable standard with the manufacturer before specifying.

Compliance & Manufacturing Standards

Applicable Standards
ISO 12100:2010 provides machinery risk-assessment and risk-reduction principles; the documented machine-specific assessment remains required. IEC 60204-1:2016+A1:2021 applies to electrical/electronic equipment of non-portable machines from the supply connection point. ISO 11201:2010 is a measurement method for emission sound pressure at specified positions; it does not set a 75 dB(A) product limit. IEC 60038:2009+A1:2021 supplies preferred nominal system voltage values; it does not certify a 380–480 V continuous input band. IEC 60529 classifies enclosure protection; confirm which cabinet/enclosure and test boundary carry an IP rating. ISO 13006 and EN 14411 concern finished ceramic tiles, not acceptance or certification of the press.

Quoted from the published standard.

Manufacturing Precision
  • No universal ±0.05 mm positioning, ±0.5 mm tile thickness or 0.2% diagonal flatness tolerance is asserted for this machine family. Define green/fired product criteria, measurement method and process capability in the contract.
Quality Inspection
  • Verify rated pressing force and force/position program, usable format, mold/ejector interfaces, hydraulic diagrams, frame and foundation loads.
  • Test guards, interlocks, emergency stop, isolation, protective bonding and electrical documentation under the applicable machinery-safety route.
  • Run an agreed body/mold/format acceptance trial and record filling, green density/thickness, defects, cycle basis, utilities and changeover.
  • Measure noise under declared ISO 11201 conditions if required; verify enclosure IP and site supply separately.

Manufacturers of Ceramic Tile Press

1 company lists this product among what they make. Company figures are quoted from each company's own website; every card states where the relationship came from.

HANZHOU CANDID I/E CO.,LTD
Hangzhou, Zhejiang, CN
Also makes: Heat Treatment Furnace, Belt Conveyor, Frequency Converter and 5 more
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Frequently Asked Questions

What pressing force is required?

Calculate it from total projected area, cavity count, body compaction curve, pressure program and margins. The listed 2,500–3,600 t band is a directory prompt; official SACMI PH models span 2,000–10,000 t, so confirm the rated force of the quoted model.

How should output be compared?

State whether output means press cycles, green pieces or square metres per hour, together with tile format, cavities, fill/press/eject sequence, changeover and planned downtime. Pieces per hour cannot be compared without these conditions.

What do ISO 11201 and IEC 60038 prove?

ISO 11201 specifies a method for determining emission sound pressure at a workstation; it does not set a 75 dB(A) limit. IEC 60038 provides preferred nominal system voltages; it does not certify a continuous 380–480 V machine input range.

Do ISO 13006 and EN 14411 certify the press?

No. They concern finished ceramic-tile definitions, classification and characteristics. They can help define output-product trials, but machine safety, electrical equipment and contractual performance require separate evidence.
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