Bricklaying machine is a mechanical equipment mainly used for producing environmentally friendly materials such as blocks and cement bricks. It uses fly ash, crushed construction waste, stones, stone powder, etc. as the main raw materials, and uses a hydraulic system to press blocks or bricks under high pressure. The block machine has the characteristics of fixed, platform vibration, and mechanical demolding. It is designed advanced and reasonable, with a wide range of applications. It uses a reducer and a brake magnet arm to wrap around the demolding.

The masonry surface of the brick laying machine is completed in one go without rotating the kiln body. This also eliminates potential accident hazards and reduces the likelihood of accidents occurring. The bricklaying machine uses traditional methods to build a kiln, which requires frequent rotation of the kiln body and frequent tightening of the top bar. However, when building a kiln with a bricklaying machine, the operator stands on the upper wooden board of the frame and only needs to pick up bricks and operate switches. Therefore, all of the above physical labor is eliminated, greatly reducing the operator's labor intensity.