Whether it is one manual machine for a start-up yard or a line for a busy plant, our free service makes it easy to price second hand brick machines in East London. Your request goes to a seller serving East London and nearby areas of Eastern Cape.
Second Hand Brick Machines in East London
Looking for a second hand brick making machine near East London? Say what you want it to make, the most you want to spend, your power supply and whether you can collect. Sellers and suppliers with used stock in East London and around Eastern Cape will tell you what they have and its condition.
New to this? Read the second hand brick machines guide for the choices and the points worth checking before you pay.
What to know locally in East London
A small block yard with an electric egg-laying machine and a mixer is a common start-up in Mdantsane, selling to neighbours building rooms. Damp, salty air rusts steel, so keep the machine under cover, grease it often and touch up the paint. Beyond the metro, in villages towards Bhisho, engine driven and manual machines suit stands without power. Ask the supplier where spares and moulds are kept.
Building with brick in East London
On the banks of the Buffalo River, East London is a port city with a big housing need around it. Mdantsane, one of the largest townships in the country, builds constantly: new rooms, boundary walls, spaza shops and family houses, mostly in cement blocks. Beacon Bay, Gonubie and Nahoon have face brick homes and newer complexes, and the industrial development zone on the West Bank draws factory and warehouse work. The coast is humid with rain spread through the year, so cement bricks cure slowly and face brick near the sea shows salt. Block yards and stores sit in Wilsonia and the West Bank, and small yards in Mdantsane and Duncan Village make blocks for neighbours.
The requests we see from East London usually come from:
- Homeowners: a cheap used press for making bricks for one building project at home
- Builders and bricklaying contractors: a used machine to make bricks on a remote site, sold on afterwards
- Brickyards and block yards: an extra used machine to cover busy months, or one bought for spare parts
Local tips for East London
Common here: cement blocks for homes and walls in Mdantsane, face brick for the suburbs. Ask each supplier or contractor about this: ask how long blocks were cured, since damp weather slows curing here. Where they work from: yards and stores in Wilsonia and the West Bank, small yards in Mdantsane.
Around East London the largest group asking is homeowners, which usually means a cheap used press for making bricks for one building project at home. Before you agree to anything: check the mould size and the motors. Getting stock here: bricks by truck from local yards; sand from pits and quarries inland.
Service area: East London and surrounds
Our network covers East London together with Mdantsane, Bhisho, Qonce, Beacon Bay, Gonubie, Vincent, Nahoon. A street address helps a seller work out the delivery before quoting.