Of pavers and slabs using rotating brushes. Paver layers and/or slabs are transported in endless row on a belt conveyor through the machine consisting of 2 tunnels. Each tunnel is equipped with 2–4 brushes, depending on the version (in total 4–8 brushes). Brushes have different brush strengths and are arranged in the machine from rough to fine. Brushes are arranged in inclined execution. Brushes 1, 3, and 5 rotate in the opposite direction to brushes 2, 4, and 6. This counter rotation and the mirror-inverted inclination avoid brush marks on the product surface.
Curling is particularly well suited for textured products but gives also slight shine and a tangibly smooth and silky surface to roughly ground and/or shotblasted products. By removal of surplus cement, the aggregates are carved out and polished. This makes the product surfaces dirt- and moisture-repellent and non-slip.
Treatment in dry mode. Deliverable with cartridge or sinter-lamella filter. Available working widths 850 and 1,200 mm. The brushes are divided in segments which can be individually replaced upon wear. Frequency-controlled main drives and vertical movement. With contact pressure control. The machines are equipped with an independent control and operation panel with visualisation. All processing parameters can be saved for every individual product type. Available as an offline machine, integrated with value-adding lines, or as a bypass of the stone-making machine. Can be combined with rough grinding, shot blasting, aging, impregnation, and coating.
