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RHINO Synthetico with concrete blocks on it.

Advantages of RHINO Hardwood Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine

  • Abrasion resistance
  • Excellent load bearing
  • Impact resistance
  • Water resistance
  • Temperature resistance
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Cost reduction
  • Labour saving design & easy to use

IMPACT RESISTANCE

RHINO Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine have the ability to withstand high impacts, way higher than that of a PVC or recycled plastic board. These impacts are inevitable in a concrete block factory; and are helpful in extending the working life of the pallet.

COST REDUCTION

Due to its strength and high impact resistance, our RHINO Hardwood Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine are incredibly difficult to damage and thus result in an increase in the number of cycles it can be used in a concrete block machine.

LABOUR SAVING DESIGN AND EASY TO USE

RHINO Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine are suitable for all types of conveying inside a Concrete product manufacturing factory and are safe, hygienic, pest-proof and tamper-proof

EXCELLENT LOAD BEARING

RHINO Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine carry high limit load and bending strength. It can easily withstand large amounts of pressure without ruptures and breaking. As a result of such, it is suitable for large weighted items like kerbstones and solid blocks.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

RHINO Hardwood Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine are ecological alternative to other materials as the pallet is manufactured from plantation timber.

WATER RESISTANCE

Since it is manufactured with waterproof adhesive, RHINO Hardwood Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine are highly water-resistant surfaces. It does not need any additional coatings to be water or impact resistant.

ABRASION RESISTANCE

In comparison to other Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine, such as those composed of solid wood and bamboo, RHINO boards have considerably higher wear resistance capabilities. With a long service life, the pallet has a wear-resistant surface hardness. The reinforcement of hardwood ensures strong cohesion ensuring high resistance to the grinding of concrete blocks.

TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE

RHINO Production Boards for Concrete Block Machine have excellent weather resistance; ranging from -40°C to +90°C. These pallets are suitable to be used in Steam Curing with high temperature and humidity. Also, due to its water resistance, the pallet’s structure is not affected by humid environments or high temperatures.

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