Box Bricks Chennai, Tamil Nadu

• Compressive Strength:> 50 Kg/cm2 (or) 5 Mpa (or) 4.9 N/mm2.
• Water Absorption:< 16 % Weight of the Bricks.
• Brand NameMTB

We are offering box bricks. Methods of manufacturing clay bricks are formed in a mould (the soft mud method), or more frequently in commercial mass production by extruding clay through a die and then wire-cutting them to the desired size (the stiff mud process). the shaped clay is then dried and fired either by burning in achamber modal. By sun-drying to achieve the final, desired strength. The action of heat gives rise to a sintering process that causes the clay particles to fuse and thus develops extremely strong ceramic bonds in the burnt clay bodies. Such bonds are highly stable. As a result, bricks can withstand the severe weathering actions and are inert to almost all normal chemical attacks.

• Brand NameMTB

We are offering box brick. Basic advantages of brick aesthetic appeal. Thermal & acoustic insulation. Zero maintenance cost. Fire resistance. Flexible in application. 1. Aesthetic appeal brick possesses natural and infinite pleasant colors of burnt clays. Its color formation is achieved through a complicated physio-chemical reaction during the firing process. In contrast to the color of stained body, brick color is permanent and will not fade during weathering process. Different clay compositions, firing temperatures, or kiln atmosphere can lead to different colors. by proper control of these factors, bricks can be made to exhibit endless variety of natural and attractive colors. Bricks' natural colors combined with the extreme flexibility in applications produce aesthetic results which are always personal and everlasting.

• Brand NameMTB

We are offering building material. Brick is an all-natural building material that is made from a mix of sand and clay that is then baked, or "fired, " in a kiln until hardened. Different clays produce different colors, and there are many different types of clays. In addition, various natural coatings, such as sand and limestone, can also be added during the firing process to produce different colors, effects, textures and finishes. even a brick's position in the kiln can affect the final look. When you combine these with the tonal varieties of today's mortars, you can see that your color choices in brick are virtually endless.