This page explains how Concrete Paver is classified within Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing. Technical values and manufacturer relationships are research references; confirm the current specification and supplier evidence for each order.
A heavy construction machine used to lay and compact concrete for roads, highways, and large flat surfaces.
Technical details and manufacturing context for Concrete Paver
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Paving widthRequired | 2500–9000 meters | The maximum width of concrete slab that can be laid in a single pass |
| Paving thicknessRequired | 10–300 millimeters | The range of concrete slab thickness that can be achieved |
| Paving speedRequired | 0–20 meters/minute | The operational speed at which the machine can lay concrete |
| Engine powerRequired | 100–300 kilowatts | The power output of the diesel engine that drives the machine |
| Operating weightRequired | 12000–30000 tons | The total weight of the machine including standard equipment |
| Hopper capacity | 5–15 m³ | Volume of concrete in hopper |
| Screed heating | 100–200 °C | Electric or gas heating for compaction |
| Tamping frequency | 0–3000 rpm | Adjustable for mix and thickness |
| Grade accuracy | ±5 mm | With automatic leveling system |
| Operating temperature | -10–50 °C | Below 0°C concrete may freeze; above 50°C engine cooling issues |
| Fuel tank capacity | 200–600 L | For diesel engine |
| Max slope | 10–20 % | Longitudinal slope; cross slope lower |
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| pressure: | Up to 300 bar (hydraulic system) |
| flow rate: | 10-50 m³/h (concrete placement) |
| temperature: | 5°C to 40°C (operating ambient) |
| paving width: | 2.5-12 m (adjustable screed) |
| compaction force: | Up to 25 kN (vibration system) |
| slurry concentration: | Not applicable (handles standard concrete mixes) |
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The official website presents its in-house developed NC2100 concrete slipform paver, which forms cement concrete through mould configuration, vibration and automatic steering and levelling. Submit cross-section drawings and site conditions and specify centre or side mould, material supply and transport; actual width and configuration are confirmed in writing.
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According to the directory, the paving width range is 2500–9000 mm, but this is a reference range. The actual width depends on the specific model and configuration. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for the exact paving width capability.
The paver uses a screed assembly that vibrates and levels the concrete to the specified thickness. The screed height is adjustable, and the machine's control system maintains the set thickness as it moves forward. The paving thickness range is typically 10–300 mm, but this must be confirmed for the specific model.
Tamping frequency refers to the rate at which the tamping bars or screed vibrate to compact the concrete. It is adjustable (0–3000 rpm) to suit different mix designs and thicknesses. Proper tamping helps achieve the required density and surface finish. The optimal frequency depends on the concrete mix and project requirements.
Maintenance signals include unusual vibrations, reduced paving speed, inconsistent slab thickness, hydraulic leaks, and engine overheating. Regular checks of the screed, augers, and hydraulic systems are essential. Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and consult the manual for specific indicators.
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