Building a Wear and Changeover Inspection Record
Build a consistent record of mould condition during wear reviews and changeovers. Link photographs and product observations to the correct tool so replacement decisions have useful evidence.
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Introducing a new paving pattern or replacing a worn mould requires a clear definition of the paver and its production equipment. HAWEN develops custom mould boxes and matching pressing assemblies for rectangular and shaped interlocking units, with the outline, edge details and cavity arrangement reviewed together.

Cavity spacing and the structure between products must suit the available forming area. Review the lower box, pressing faces and upper assembly as a matched configuration. For an existing line, mounting points, head connections and operating height should be confirmed from current drawings and measurements. Identify any changes in product thickness, geometry or output before the layout is agreed.

Check the cavity geometry, pressing faces, frame connections and assembly alignment against approved drawings. For a recurring product defect, record the affected cavity and provide close photographs. Define any trial scope and review dimensions, edge formation and release with the mix and machine settings. Confirm protective packing, identification and inspection records as part of the delivery requirements.
List each required size separately and state the intended cavity count.
HAWEN supplied a custom stoneface paver mould in July 2025 for a customer's Italian block machine in Uganda. The request combined a curved surface with a stone texture. The case covers drawing preparation, customer review, manufacture and shipment, with views of the assembly and protective packing. The published case does not identify the exact machine brand or model.

Explore Paver Block Molds for the available documented tooling examples.
Contact HAWEN with the approved product drawing and machine information for a review of the proposed mould configuration.
Build a consistent record of mould condition during wear reviews and changeovers. Link photographs and product observations to the correct tool so replacement decisions have useful evidence.
Read moreReview the mould assembly, locating features and mounting references before installation. Agree which documents and observations are needed to compare the supplied tool with the receiving machine.
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