What is the operating principle and workflow of the Rotating Terrazzo Tile Machine?

The working principle of the Rotating Terrazzo Tile Machine is based on its unique rotating working mechanism, which produces high-quality terrazzo tiles through a series of precise process steps. Operators prepare the concrete or cement material and add color and other additives as needed. These materials will form the basis of future tiles, so preparation is crucial. The operator places the pre-designed mold in the equipment and pours the prepared concrete or cement material into the mold. These molds are usually designed to be rotated to facilitate subsequent compaction and forming processes.

Once the mold is filled with material, the equipment begins to rotate and fully compact the material through a pressure system. The rotary design ensures even distribution of material within the mould, while the compaction process ensures the density and quality of the tiles. This stage is critical to ensure uniformity and stability of the tiles.

Next comes the shaping and curing stage. After material compaction is complete, the equipment stops rotating and the material in the mold begins to solidify and harden. This process takes some time to ensure that the tiles can maintain their shape and stability. After curing is completed, the ceramic tiles take their initial shape, but they still need to undergo subsequent processing to achieve the final quality.

Once the material is fully cured, operators can remove the mold from the equipment and demold the formed tiles from the mold. After demoulding, the tiles may need to undergo subsequent processing steps such as trimming, sanding and cleaning to ensure that the surface is smooth, flat and beautiful.

The finished tiles are packaged, labeled and stored as needed. These tiles can be used in a variety of indoor and outdoor locations such as floors, walls, pavements, etc.