Plant koi bhi lga lega but market nhi h eska...rural side mein log aaj bhi conventional red brick hi use krte h construction mein aur builders ACC block use krte hai jiska pehle se large companies se contact rehta hai I have seen 2 plant failed in my area
I Think first should go with manual brick machine with minimum cost of the machine, i think hardly need around 4 to 6 lacs, START Small, once capture the market and making money then buy from him big machine at once, in the begining stage if u spend 14 lac + GST Another 2 lac + raw material total will go upto 30 Lacs after that untill u settle in market u will not have income whoever starting busines need money, instead of i start this business 30 lac if u put in bank or other schemes form next month monthly money guarantee therefore first start manuall with small amount 4 to 6 lacs may b it may reduce more if u do proper research.
We can but we need to mix cement in amount. Machine required Crusher, mixer. But slag amount is not as higher as fly ash. Fly ash has quality of cement but not in case of Granite slag, so it only add as mixture ( as sand).
kya hamare hisab se plant ko customization ker sakte hain. mere paas plant ki ek do machine(cheezen) purani bhi hain kya vo use ho sakti hain. pls help me
Do you have an agent in Nigeria? How can I become your agent in Nigeria? I have a cement block industry in Nigeria and I’m also doing a lot of Mud Motar concrete works. My name is Emmanuel and I’m in Dallas Texas USA. Thanks
Bhai kahe jhut bolte ho app to machine bachne ke liyea ?jhut bolke machine bachete ho bhailog pahele do char plant vhisit kijiyea uske bad machine khoride
@parasarya6706 My dear brother In modern terms, one acre equals approximately 0.405 hectares or 4,046.86 square meters. The acre, while not part of the International System of Units, is widely used in the United States, and other countries using the imperial system, to measure land areas.Although the United States officially adopted the metric system in 1866, its adoption has been slow. As a result, the U.S. is the only industrialized country that hasn’t fully adopted the metric system as its official measurement system. It’s commonly reported that U.S. customary units are still prevalent in the country and that the metric system is often used in conjunction with these units.The Imperial and US customary systems use an acre to measure land area. It is equal to the area of a rectangle that is 66 feet wide and 660 feet long, which is 1/640th of a square mile, 4,840 square yards, or 43,560 square feet. An acre is land equivalent to approximately 4,047 square meters or 40% of a hectare. Some countries still use the acre as a customary measure. So my dear brother if any were you are measuring any area is acre it will be equivalent to 4,840 square yards