Hollow and Thermal Block Geometry Defined before HESS Mould Layout

Hollow and thermal blocks raise different forming questions even when both are produced on HESS equipment. HAWEN's RH1500 reference concerns hollow masonry tooling, while the HYDROMAT BF80 reference concerns a thermal block profile. A clear product section helps identify the geometry that the proposed mould must form.

Connect the Section Drawing to the Layout

For hollow blocks, show the outside dimensions, internal openings, walls and webs. For a thermal block, also identify spaces intended for insulation and provide the shape of any separate insert. The mould defines the concrete geometry; the performance of a complete insulated wall requires its own product assessment.

• Mark overall size, height and all important internal sections.
• Identify edge details, recesses or insert interfaces where applicable.
• State the intended cavity count and supply the actual pallet drawing.
• Keep product dimensions distinct from existing mould measurements.

Review the BF80 thermal block tooling reference. Share your block drawing so HAWEN can discuss the forming components and layout for your production requirement.