Economic comparison

　　Only 4-5 people are needed to operate the curb slipform machine on site. After one-time molding, the curb rarely needs manual repair. About 1000-1500 meters of curbstones can be slipformed every day.

　　The traditional curb prefabrication process roughly requires the following procedures: purchase a large number of curb molds - find a site for a large number of prefabricated curb stones - ship curb stones from the prefabricated site to the construction site - on-site unloading, installation, and groove joints. There will also be bumps and damage to curbstones during the process. The installation efficiency is only about 500-600 meters per day.

　　The production of the curb slipform machine breaks the original operation mode and produces on-site, which avoids the waste of materials in the prefabrication process, as well as the loss in the process of transportation and on-site installation, and can save about 30% of raw materials. Based on the production of 1m3 concrete curbs, the curb slipform machine production has significant advantages such as labor-saving, material-saving, and time-saving compared with traditional prefabrication processes, and cost savings of about 25%-35%.

　　Practicality comparison

　　Because the curb stone slipform machine is to directly form the curb stone on site, and it can be embedded in the ground as the foundation. Therefore, the formed curb stone not only has good linearity and beautiful appearance, but also has high impact strength and stability. Its overall strength and stability are unmatched by traditional curb stone prefabrication processes. The traditional curb stone prefabrication process produces curb stones. Due to the on-site installation process, the curb stones can only be simply filled and beautified. The soil changes of different foundations, the pressure changes inside and outside the road and other factors make the curb stones unaffected by external forces. Leaving this way and that will directly affect the appearance. If hit, the consequences will be even worse.