Our product lies in two categories:

(Product code list)
1-Bricks (Building and Face)
2-Tiles (Floor and Roof)

    1. Bricks

    1. Building Bricks
    2. Hand Made (BBHM-011)
    3. Wire Cut (BBWC-012)
    4. Machine Press (BBMP-013)
      Face Bricks

    1. Standard Size (FBSS-021)
    2. Customized Size (FBCS-022)
      Designs

    1. Patterns (FBPD-023)
    2. Border (FBBD-024)
    3. Top Edge (FBTE-025)
    4. Pillar (FBPD-026)
    2. Tiles:

    1. Floor tiles (TBFT-031)
    2. Roof tiles (TBRT-032)

Note: If there is more than one design for a category like Patterns, put -1, -2 till the end for the codes.

Our products category

PCSIR TEST REPORTS

Catalogue

Test reports from UET Civil Engineering Labs for Code 23 , PSK, WC

Test reports from PCSIR Labs for Code 23 , PSK, WC

Products

Bricks Testing

We carry all tests of bricks to ensure quality
IN HOUSE TESTING FACILITIES

Specifications of Wire Cut All necessary tests for Brick:
DIMENSIONS:
IMPERIAL: 9 x 4½ x 3″228 x 108 x 73mm
TOLERANCE:
T2
RANGE:
R2
FREEZE THAW:
F2
PACK SIZE:
495
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH:
Mean – 40 N/MM²
WATER ABSORPTION:
Mean – 14%
SOLUBLE SALT CLASSIFICATION:
S2 		Compressive strength test
Water absorption test
Efflorescense test
Hardness test
Size, shape and colour test
Soundness test
Structure test

Details:

Compressive strength test
A sample brick is placed on a compression testing machine and pressure is applied until it fails. The ‘ultimate pressure’ level is recorded. Generally, five bricks are tested one at a time, with the average ultimate pressure level being taken as the compressive strength of the bricks.

Water absorption test
Bricks are weighed in their normal dry condition and then immersed in fresh water for 24 hours. They are then weighed again. The difference between the weights indicates the amount of water that has been absorbed by the brick. The less water is absorbed the greater the quality. The amount should not exceed 20% of the dry weight.

Efflorescense test
Efflorescence is a crystalline, salty deposit that can occur on the surfaces of bricks. It is generally a white or off-white colour with a powdery appearance. To test for alkalis that may cause efflorescense, a brick is immersed in fresh water for 24 hours and then left to dry.

If the whitish layer is not visible on the surface then it demonstrates an absence of alkalis in the brick. The ranges that should be followed are:

About 10% of brick surface: Acceptable range.
About 50% of brick surface: Moderate range.
Over 50% of brick surface: Severely affected by alkalis.

Hardness test
The brick surface is scratched. If no impression is left then it is of good quality.

Size, shape and colour test
20 bricks chosen at random are stacked lengthwise, widthwise and heightwise, and inspected for uniformity of shape, size and colour.

Soundness test
Two bricks are held in each hand and struck together. They should not break and a clear metallic ringing sound should be made if they are good quality.

Structure test
A sample brick is broken and carefully inspected. If it is good quality there should be no flows, cracks or holes on the broken face.

Notes:

-G denotes Face Brick (Gutka)
-B denotes Building Brick
Tiles also available in different designs

Details:

Technique: Handmade and Wire Cut
Type: Clay Bricks (Building and Face)
Porosity: Solid
Color: Red
Style: Natural
Material Feature: Building Brick
Processing: Fired
Material: Clay
Structure: SOLID
Special: Brick Kiln
Usage: CONSTRUCTION
Samples: Free