A CW400 production line for concrete paving flags was completed in Australia in August 2026. The installation brings the main stages of wetcast production together in one coordinated layout, with conveying and transfer equipment connecting the individual machines around the manufacturer’s production requirements.
What the CW400 line brings together
The Concrete Wetcast machinery covers the core of the process:
- Carrier handling, including infeed and outfeed carrier stack buffers, destacking and carrier tip-out.
- Mould preparation, with automatic mould oiling.
- Concrete dosing and vibration.
- Demoulding, after the filled moulds have completed their initial cure.
- Ball placement, which keeps demoulded products spaced apart during their final cure.
- Conveying and outfeed stacking.
How the line is organised
The line works in three broad stages. Carriers and moulds are prepared and filled. Filled moulds are then stacked for their initial cure before returning for demoulding. Finally, product turnover, conveying and stacking connect the onward handling stages.
Every CW400 is configured around the manufacturer’s products, so this arrangement describes one installation rather than a standard specification.
Equipment added by the customer
The customer added a blasting system and robotic infeed and outfeed palletising, integrated into the wider production arrangement. This equipment was specified by the customer and is not part of the Concrete Wetcast supply.
Read the full project
The project page explains the installation in more detail, with photographs of the carrier handling and operator controls.
