Fly Ash Bricks Machine
A Fly Ash Bricks Machine** is a fully/semi-automatic industrial machine used for the mass production of eco-friendly bricks using fly ash, cement, sand, stone dust, and water. It is designed to compress this mix under high pressure to form strong, uniform bricks. This machine is a game-changer in sustainable construction and is especially important in areas promoting green infrastructure and low-carbon building practices.
Structural Fabrication:
The machine is built with a heavy-duty mild steel or cast iron frame. Laser-cut components are assembled and welded to ensure structural integrity.
Hydraulic or Mechanical Press System:
High-pressure hydraulic cylinders or mechanical presses are installed to ensure proper compaction and density of each brick.
Mold Unit Fabrication:
Interchangeable molds are made using precision CNC machining. These molds can produce different sizes of bricks, blocks, or pavers.
Feeding and Conveyor Systems:
Material feeders, mixers, and belt conveyors are integrated for automatic raw material handling.
Control Panel Integration:
Depending on the model, a programmable logic controller (PLC) or relay-based control system manages the entire cycle.
Trial Testing:
The complete system is dry-run tested with materials to verify compressive strength, output, and mold accuracy.
Real estate and residential construction
Government housing and smart city projects
Roadside curbs, boundary walls, paver blocks
Precast product manufacturing
Rural infrastructure (toilet units, schools, clinics)
Produces fly ash bricks, paver blocks, solid/hollow blocks
High-pressure hydraulic system (50–100+ tons)
PLC or semi-automatic control panel
Multi-cavity molds (4/6/8/10 bricks per cycle)
Vibrator with auto-compaction system
Heavy-duty oil tank and filter for hydraulic system
Conveyor and pan mixer for continuous operation
The Fly Ash Bricks Machine plays a key role in environmental sustainability by converting industrial waste (fly ash from thermal plants) into high-value construction bricks. It promotes low-cost housing, pollution reduction, and land preservation.
Utilizes Waste Material Efficiently
High Dimensional Accuracy & Smooth Finish
Uniform Size Reduces Mortar Usage
Low Labor Requirement – Highly Automated
Faster Production Compared to Clay Brick Units
High Strength and Load Bearing
Low Water Absorption (Less Efflorescence)
As construction shifts toward sustainable and cost-effective methods, fly ash bricks are replacing traditional clay bricks. This machine is pivotal in modernizing brick manufacturing, aligning with eco-building norms, and reducing project costs.
High-output customized machines
Durable build for 24/7 operations
Efficiency-focused automation & control
On-site installation and training
Spare parts, AMC, and tech support available
Flexible production models – mobile, semi-auto, fully auto
Compliance with BIS/IS standards
Q1. What raw materials are used in fly ash brick making?
A: Fly ash (60–70%), cement or lime, gypsum, sand/stone dust, and water.
Q2. What is the curing time for fly ash bricks?
A: Generally, 14–21 days with proper water curing or steam curing.
Q3. What is the compressive strength of these bricks?
A: Typically ranges from 7.5 MPa to 12 MPa, depending on the mix and press pressure.
Q4. Can one machine produce multiple types of bricks?
A: Yes, with interchangeable molds, it can produce solid, hollow, and paver blocks.
Q5. Is government subsidy available?
A: Yes, under pollution control and MSME schemes, various subsidies and loans are available.
The Fly Ash Bricks Machine is a smart investment for builders, contractors, and entrepreneurs seeking to enter the green construction industry. It provides cost savings, consistent output, and eco-friendly advantages. With increasing regulations on clay brick usage and rising demand for sustainable construction materials, fly ash brick production is not just an option—it’s the future of masonry.
Filter Using Product Tags