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Brick Production Plant — Brick Making Machine

A brick production plant makes bricks from mortar, a mixture of sand, cement and water prepared in a mixer. We have manufactured easy-to-install brick machines since 2007. These production units meet strong market demand for bricks. Their simple structure and ease of operation and maintenance enable high output and a faster return on investment. They produce mortar-based bricks that are stronger and provide better insulation than fired-clay bricks. Suitable molds allow different blocks and bricks to be manufactured.
Brick Making Machine Prices
Brick Making Machine Prices
Brick machine prices can vary considerably with production capacity, specific features, brand, manufacturing quality and technology. A wide range is available, from simple manual models to highly productive automatic machines. Our smallest-capacity machine costs approximately 57,000 dollars.
WHY CHOOSE OUR PRODUCTS?
- Designed for export, with experienced staff providing online support 24 hours a day
- Reliable purchasing with a fixed-price guarantee
- Sales contracts suited to every budget
- A representative for each language to make communication easier
- International contracts in the customer’s language
- Products supplied through the promotional package
- Manufacturing, delivery and installation on schedule
- Spare parts that can be stocked and found everywhere
- Online monitoring of machine manufacturing on our website
- Online container tracking during delivery on our website
- Free infrastructure design
- Free production testing and configuration
- Free machine operator training followed by certification
- Special banking arrangements
- Letters of credit available
- Warranty coverage from 2 to 5 years, with on-site intervention within 72–120 hours during that period.
- Brick Production Plant — Brick Making Machine
Brick Manufacturing Stages
Brick Manufacturing Stages
For manual machines, the surface where bricks are made must be clean. A timber or concrete floor is suitable. Paper, such as empty cement bags, is placed underneath to prevent bricks from sticking. The machine presses directly onto the clean surface. A mobile mixer prepares the mortar, which is transferred to the machine by wheelbarrow. Once the mortar is poured into the mold, the operator starts pressing.
Manual Brick Making Machine
Manual Brick Making Machine
We generally manufacture manual machines only to order. These small machines produce bricks simply and practically. We recommend them to customers unable to afford a semi-automatic machine. Manual machines have lower output than other brick production units and require more labor.
Used Cement Brick Making Machines
Used Cement Brick Making Machines
A used brick machine may be supplied as a mini plant without a silo and hopper or as a complete plant including them. Optional equipment includes a lifting fork or forklift, a lowerator and elevator for 6–10 boards or pallets with automatic palletizing, an air compressor and generators. We generally buy our older machines back from customers and resell them after servicing, or help find buyers for customers wishing to sell their machines or associated equipment.
Red Brick Manufacturing
Red Brick Manufacturing
Red bricks are made from fired earth or clay and are also called clay bricks. Their color, size and appearance vary by the region where they are produced. Red and green clay are mixed with a little sand, dried and fired at 1,200°C. The edges are then ground to make subsequent laying easier. Brick production plants and brick making machines.
Note: Our machines do not manufacture clay or fired-clay bricks.
Brick Mold
Brick Mold (ST-52)
This is a non-alloy structural steel with good machinability, dimensional stability and toughness. Its low carbon content, C ≤ 0.22%, provides good weldability. The grade is used only for structural components that are not hardened. Working hardness is approximately 180 HB in the hot-formed or annealed condition.
Our company manufactures various mold models for concrete blocks, paving blocks, curbstones and hollow floor blocks. These molds can be sold with the machine, or customers can purchase only the mold needed for their project.
Clay Brick Manufacturing | How Are Clay Bricks Made?
Manufacturing involves several stages: clay extraction, paste preparation, shaping, drying, firing, packaging and shipping. This takes much longer than making mortar-based bricks with machines. Our machines require neither firing nor this conditioning process.
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FAQ 1. What Types of Bricks Does This Machine Produce?
Concrete bricks for construction:
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Concrete brick
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Hollow bricks, dimensions: 10 × 20 × 40; 15 × 20 × 40; 20 × 20 × 40; 10 × 20 × 50; 15 × 20 × 40; 20 × 20 × 50, with 1–10 cavities
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Solid bricks, dimensions: 10 × 20 × 40; 15 × 20 × 40; 20 × 20 × 40; 10 × 20 × 50; 15 × 20 × 40; 20 × 20 × 50
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Rectangular paving blocks, interlocking paving blocks and Trief paving blocks
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Type A curbstones, models A1–A2: traversable shoulder curbs for roads and highways after the roadworks are complete.
Type P, models P1–P2–P4: curbstones for parking areas, paths and sports grounds.
Type T, models T1–T2–T3–T4: pavement curbstones particularly intended for urban roads.
Type I, models I1–I2–I3–I4: traffic-island curbstones, either placed on the road surface (I1–I3) or embedded in it (I2–I4).
Type CS, models CS1–CS2–CS3–CS4: single-slope drainage channels for use with type A or type T curbstones.
Type CC, models CC1–CC2: double-slope drainage channels.
2. How Many Molds Are Included?
The machine is delivered with 1 mold. Customers can order additional molds whenever needed. We manufacture all mold models.
3. What Is the Warranty?
All Beyazli Group products have a 24-month warranty starting when the machine is installed.
4. What Are the Payment Terms?
A 30% payment confirms the order after the contract is signed. The balance is paid before delivery.






















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