Extruded brick machine (wire cut brick machine) are a relatively output of modern brick type that have become very popular over the past few decades.Twin shaft brick extruder brick machine, also known as wire cut brick machine, are made using a more modern method of brick manufacturing. Relatively low moisture clay is extruded through a die to form a column. This column of clay is then cut with wires, thus the term wire cut, to split the clay into individual bricks.The Machine is sturdy and robust in design, well in performance, easy to operate, simple in maintenance, economic in production.

Extruded bricks, or wire cut bricks, tend to be more uniform in size and shape than soft mud or handmade bricks. It is also possible to apply a wide range of different textures to extruded bricks during the manufacturing process such as sanded textures, roller textures, drag wired textures, rustication and even glazes.One distinctive characteristic of an extruded brick, or wire cut brick, is that they tend to have perforations or core holes running through the bed of the bricks. These perforations come in many different patterns and are there to lighten the brick and aid the drying and firing process.

Our range of Pan mixers can be used for mixing almost all types of raw materials. There are manual as well as conveyor system based material charge with manual discharge. All these pan mixture machines are provided with anti-abrasive and non-sticking material liner along with a wear resisting and replaceable bottom base

• Prepare color mix by pan mixer with Color Pigments, Cement, Sand & Granite Chips as per ratio.
• Prepare Base Mix by Concrete Mixer / Pan mixer with Cement, Sand and Granite Chips.
• Pour measured color mix into the rubber mould and place it on the first Vibro form Table Machine, by the Special type of vibration the mould automatically moves to the end of the machine.
• Fill the mould with base mix and pass through the second Vibro form Table machine.
• Collect rubber moulds from the end of second Vibro form Table machine with a plain sheet for normal. Drying for 6 to 12 hours ( time will vary as per climate conditions)
• Strip out the tiles from the moulds after drying.

• Prepare the base mortar In a cement and sand ratio of 1:4.
• Set the levels and slopes of the floor as specified by the architect/contractor.
• Spread thick slurry mixture of cement and water on the leveled base mortar.
• Wet the backside of the tile with water.
• Clean the surface of the tile with clear water and sponge, immediately after laying.
• The laid area should be left undisturbed for at least 24 hours
• To obtain a clean surface, wash the surface with soap water or mild detergent.