Concrete Block Molds
Hollow Block Mold
Solid Block Mold
Solid Brick Mold
Interlocking Block Mold
Thermal Block Mold
Explore decorative paver molds: Shape/texture/color distinction, tooling release and representative sample area. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit...
Explore grass paver molds: Cell/rib geometry, filling/demolding and separate installed-system assessment. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit with...
Explore interlocking paver mold: Complete pattern, face/release geometry, mixed units and trial fitting. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit with HAWEN...
Explore rectangular paver mold: Actual dimensions, joints, laying patterns and combined geometry/appearance checks. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit...
Explore square paver molds: Equal unit dimensions, joint module, face references and trial grid. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit with HAWEN before...
Explore zigzag interlock paver molds: Exact contour, boundary pieces, narrow sections and joint fit. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit with HAWEN...
Explore retaining wall block molds: Unit connections, corners/caps, seating and replacement-tooling references. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit...
Explore special shape block molds: Functional geometry, machine feasibility and controlled drawing/trial approval. Review drawings, tooling details and machine fit...
This blog covers the mould side of concrete block, paver, kerbstone, retaining-wall and special-shape production. Articles here look at how a mould's construction, wear points and interface details affect the shape, surface and consistency of the finished unit, and what buyers should confirm before placing an order.
The content serves block and paver producers, plant engineers, and buyers sourcing moulds for new lines or replacements. Topics include mould types for different product families, the information needed to check a mould against an existing machine interface, and the practical requirements behind each brick or block type.
HAWEN publishes these notes to make mould specification clearer: what to measure, what to state in an enquiry, and which parameters still need confirmation before a mould can be quoted or matched to a production line.