The process of producing bricks using a vacuum brick machine: The clay is stirred with a clay mixer, mixed with some sand and stone powder, evenly mixed, and then transported to a vacuum brick machine through a conveyor belt. After being compressed by a vacuum brick machine under vacuum pressure, the bricks are formed. After the bricks are produced, they are cut into evenly sized bricks through a dividing machine, and then automatically grabbed by a palletizing machine, placed in a kiln car, and fired in a furnace.

A brick making machine, as the name suggests, is a mechanical equipment used to produce bricks, typically using stone powder, fly ash, slag, slag, crushed stone, sand, water, and other raw materials. Efficient utilization of fly ash, slag, stone powder, desulfurization ash, slag, coal gangue, phosphogypsum, tailings sand, etc. to produce new wall materials, such as autoclaved fly ash bricks, autoclaved lime sand bricks, aerated concrete products, etc.