Bricks in Sehore (ईंट, सीहोर)

RMV bricks

Fire Bricks

Fly Ash Cement Bricks

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Fly Ash Bricks

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Cement Bricks

AAC Blocks & Flyash Bricks

Red Bricks For Farmhouse

Big Size Brick

Fly Ash Bricks

Clay Bricks Manufacutres

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Fly ash bricks contain fly ash (from thermal power plant), water, Stone Dust, Cement (OPC 53 Grade) and Fast setting Polymers. Fly Ash Bricks are compressed at 28 MPa (272 atm) and kept in shade for 24 hours, then cured for next 10 days, like this toughened with an air entrainment agent, the bricks last for more than 100 freeze-thaw cycles. Owing to the high concentration of calcium oxide, the pozzolanic and seramic properties, Fly Ash Brick is described as "self-cementing", contains impeccable strength and a long life. This technology is environment friendly as there is no emission of greenhouse gases during production. The manufacturing method saves energy and reduces mercury pollution. Fly ash Bricks are widely used throughout the world and are also promoted by Government of India. Here are few major advantages of using Fly Ash Bricks: The shape and size of clay bricks are not uniform while that of fly ash bricks are completely uniform and thus save costly mortar. There is always loading and handling loss ( approximately 10% to 15%) in red bricks whereas it s negligible in Fly Ash Bricks ( less than 0.02% ). In traditional burnt clay bricks plaster is a must whereas in Fly Ash Bricks direct Paris can be applied. Fly ash bricks have almost twice compressive strength as compared to the red brick Fly ash bricks have low water absorption (6-10%) as compared to red brick (more than 20%). Saves water during cunstruction process and avoids rain water absorption keeping the building away form dampness. Fly ash bricks have higher strength to weight ratio as comapred to the red brick. They are less porous and have a thermal conductivity of 5 C-190 C which keeps the building cooler in summers. How Fly Ash Bricks Stop Pollution And Thus Support Green Building: Raw material used in clay bricks is natural top soil whereas in fly ash bricks its cement, stone dust, FSP and fly ash. Thus it stops soil erosion. Clay bricks are made by firing which creates a lot of smoke and thus causes air pollution, whereas in our bricks there is no firing and thus no air pollution.

Cement Brick

Cement Brick

Ceramic Brick

Ceramic Brick

Fly Ash Bricks

Red Bricks

Ceramic Brick

Refractory Bricks

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Cement Brick

Cement Brick