A:A:According to customer feedback, the number of molds typically reaches 20,000, but this does not affect usage.
A:A:Feedback indicates that both German and Chinese paving bricks have been used over 80,000 times, and there is currently no theoretical lifespan. If customers have high requirements for the quality of paving bricks and are not overly price-sensitive, it is recommended to specify "German paving bricks" in the inquiry notes.
A:A:Hard particles in the material will accelerate the wear of the mold cavity. Ordinary stone molds can be used normally, but some harder stones, metals, or ores will have a greater impact. If possible, it is recommended to replace the material with regular stones.
A:A:A) Uneven vibration, with large localized movements. B) The mold frame is unevenly placed on the pallet, possibly due to equipment adjustment issues, pallet flatness problems, or foreign objects on the pallet. C) The materials used are too hard.
A:A:A) The harder the material used by the customer, the faster the mold wears out. B) The higher the customer's quality requirements for the finished bricks, the shorter the mold's lifespan. (This includes brick strength and dimensional tolerances.) C) Differences in mold materials will be compared and analyzed by our overseas team. D) Mold maintenance: Post-use maintenance of the mold (including cleaning, storage, and rust prevention measures). E) Handling of foreign objects in customer materials.
A:A:Based on current feedback, the average lifespan of the mold is over 40,000 mold cycles, depending on the customer's quality requirements for the finished product (bricks) and routine maintenance. Factors affecting mold lifespan are described below.
