Qunfeng Machinery produces premium hollow bricks, paving stones, and slope-protection bricks using industrial solid wastes including steel slag and fly ash. Its non-fired block machines and concrete lines adopt proprietary servo-vibration systems for high product density and quick mold changes. Offering stable, flexible production, the equipment enables new wall material manufacturers to boost output, improve efficiency, and achieve sustainable waste recycling.

The Kenya International Building and Construction Exhibition recently concluded at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre in Nairobi. Qunfeng Machinery took center stage at the exhibition, showcasing its advanced block-making solutions. Kenya is currently vigorously advancing its “Vision 2030”

Qunfeng Machinery has been selected for the “List of Advanced-Level Smart Factory Projects (2026)” by the Fujian Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology. By deeply integrating cutting-edge 5G and AI technologies, the company has established an end-to-end intelligent system encompassing everything from concrete production lines and R&D for non-fired block machines to final manufacturing, thereby fully empowering the building materials machinery industry to transition toward high-quality, smart operations.

From June 9th to 11th, 2026, The Big 5 Construct South Africa, a major industry exhibition, was held at the Gallagher Convention Center in Johannesburg. As a Chinese brand with the leading market share in the African construction machinery sector, Qunfeng Machinery once again appeared at the exhibit

The global market for non-fired blocks holds immense potential and is set to continue its steady expansion, driven by multiple positive factors. The core drivers of market growth stem from sustained construction activity worldwide, rapid urbanization, and infrastructure investments across various na

Kazakhstan is an important node of the “Belt and Road” initiative and also an emerging energy and logistics hub on the Eurasian continent. West Siberian oil is transported to China through the China-Kazakhstan crude oil pipeline system. Nowadays, with the changes in the international situation, the