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CW200

Automated handling and filling.

The CW200 combines automated destacking, demoulding, carrier tip-out, oiling, concrete dosing, vibration and stacking in one wetcast production system. Filled moulds are stacked ready for forklift transfer to the curing area.

200 m²
per 8-hour shift*

*Output depends on the products, machine configuration and operating conditions. Confirm achievable output for your requirements with our team.

CW200 handling equipment in a factory hall: a white handling frame behind yellow safety fencing, with a control panel and a conveyor running to the right.

From mould handling to automatic stacking.

The CW200 automates the core stages of wetcast production.

  1. Destack
  2. Demould
  3. Carrier tip-out
  4. Oil
  5. Dose
  6. Vibrate
  7. Ball placement (optional)
  8. Stack

From initial curing to finished-product stacking.

After an initial curing period of approximately 24 hours in the moulds, the carrier stacks are returned to the machine by forklift. The products are demoulded and edge-stacked onto pallets for the subsequent 28-day final curing period.

Optional ball placement.

The optional ball placer provides spacing balls that create and maintain a gap between products when they are demoulded and edge-stacked on pallets, keeping them separated during final curing.

White mould handling frame with a motor mounted on top, enclosed by yellow safety fencing beside a conveyor.

Bring handling into the production system.

The CW200 destacks carriers, demoulds the products and tips the carriers to clear debris before oiling, dosing and vibration. Filled moulds are stacked automatically, and an operator transfers the filled carrier stacks to the curing area by forklift.

Green concrete dosing hopper with an electric motor, mounted on a green frame beside the conveyor line.

Concrete dosing within the line.

Concrete dosing is integrated with the other automated stages. Discuss the configuration around the products, moulds and production requirements of your operation.

Conveyors running past a control panel and yellow safety fencing.
Conveyors and operator controls
White handling frame and conveyors enclosed by yellow safety fencing in a factory hall.
Handling equipment within the production line

Watch the CW200 in operation.

In the video, ‘Pallet turnover’ refers to the carrier tip-out stage. The ball placer shown is optional equipment.

Modular production

Start with what you need.
Build on it as you grow.

A CW100 can become part of a CW200 system as your production requirements grow.

Discuss your starting configuration and future expansion with our team.

Plan your next step →

Planned around what you want to produce.

Your products

Product shape, size and finish.

Your moulds and carriers

Matched to your machine and production setup.

Your factory

Available space, layout and handling requirements.

Explore moulds & carriers →

Could the CW200 fit your production plans?

Send us your product details, factory layout and plans for growth.