Dry mix mortar is a pre-blended combination of sand, cement, aggregates, and functional additives. Depending on its application, it is commonly classified into three types: colored powder coatings, adhesives, and materials for road or surface repair and reinforcement.

Mortar is primarily used in brick and stone masonry to hold construction elements together. Its slightly softer composition allows it to fill gaps and accommodate variations in shape and size within a structure.
Concrete, on the other hand, is a strong and durable material that hardens over time, achieving a stone-like consistency. Due to its high strength and versatility, concrete is widely used in load-bearing structures.

Production capacity varies by model, ranging from 8 to 50 tons per hour, with an annual output of 80,000 to 300,000 tons per production line. Our customizable mortar plants are designed to meet the continuous production demands of large-scale projects.

A gypsum mortar plant typically consists of:

• Storage system for raw materials
• Material conveying system for efficient transfer
• Automatic dosing system to ensure precise ingredient proportions
• High-efficiency gravity-free mixing system for uniform blending
• Finished product storage silos for ready-to-pack materials
• Automated packaging system for efficient bagging
• Robotic palletizing system for streamlined logistics
• Automatic control system for real-time process monitoring

Gypsum mortar plants produce various dry-mix building materials, including gypsum-based adhesives, lightweight gypsum mortar, and wall putty. These materials are widely used in interior finishing, tile fixing, and construction applications.

Absolutely! With over 1,400 standard and customized dry mix mortar plants delivered globally, we have extensive experience in tailoring production solutions to meet your specific capacity, material, and automation requirements. Our engineering team works closely with you to develop a complete solution, from design to implementation.