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Minimum order

1 Unit

HSN Code

On request

Origin

India

Lead time

On request

Port of dispatch

On request

Packaging

Standard export packaging

Shelf life / storage

As per product specification

Export markets served

Suitable for all types of brick masonry and plastering applications

Ability to customise

As per OEM brief

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Company Gupta Enterprises

Gupta Enterprises

Registered address: Mumbai Suburban, India.

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Employees

–

GST

27BNXPG0809E1ZX

IEC code

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Export markets

Global markets

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Turnover

Less than $50,000

Incorporation type

On request

Product details

Fly ash bricks are a sustainable building material, primarily composed of fly ash, a byproduct of coal combustion, along with sand and lime.

These bricks are an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional clay bricks, offering numerous benefits.

They are known for their high strength, low water absorption, and uniform dimensions.

The production of fly ash bricks helps reduce environmental pollution by utilizing a waste material.

Fly ash bricks are created by mixing fly ash, lime, gypsum, and sand, often with water, and then pressing the mixture into brick shapes.

They can be used in various construction applications, similar to clay bricks. The use of fly ash, which is often a byproduct of coal-fired power plants, helps in managing waste and reducing landfill usage.

These bricks are also known for their thermal insulation properties and can be more cost-effective than clay bricks. 

Description provided by Gupta Enterprises.

Fly ash, lime, gypsum, sand

Utilizes industrial waste (fly ash), reduces landfill use

High strength suitable for load-bearing applications

Low water absorption rate enhancing durability

Uniform size and shape for precise masonry work

Improves energy efficiency of structures

Reduces air pollution by recycling fly ash

Better resistance to fire compared to clay bricks

More economical than conventional clay bricks

Mechanical pressing method ensuring quality control

Specifications

Density

Approximately 1800-2000 kg/m³

Compressive Strength

Minimum 7-10 MPa (varies by manufacturer)

Water Absorption

<10% by weight

Dimensions

Standard size typically 190 mm × 90 mm × 90 mm

Thermal Conductivity

Lower than clay bricks, typically 0.5 W/m·K

Weight per Brick

Approximately 2.5-3.5 kg

Color

Light grey due to fly ash content

Compliance Standards

Meets IS: 3812 and IS: 12894 (Indian Standards) or equivalent

Usage

Suitable for all types of brick masonry and plastering applications

Installation

Can be laid using traditional mortar techniques

Use cases

Category

Construction Materials > Bricks & Blocks > Fly Ash Bricks

Primary application

Suitable for all types of brick masonry and plastering applications

Brand

Not specified

Product type

Product

Logistics & handling

Lead time

On request

Packaging

As per buyer requirement

Storage condition

As recommended by supplier

Origin

India

Form

As listed by supplier

Commercials Gupta Enterprises

Minimum order

1 Unit

Lead time

On request

Payment terms

As per negotiated commercial agreement

Frequently asked by buyers

How does the fly ash content affect the strength of these bricks?

The high pozzolanic content of fly ash contributes to the chemical bonding with lime and gypsum, significantly enhancing the compressive strength and durability of the bricks.

Are these fly ash bricks suitable for load-bearing walls?

Yes, fly ash bricks possess high compressive strength often exceeding 7 MPa, making them suitable for load-bearing masonry applications.

Can fly ash bricks withstand exposure to water and moisture over extended periods?

Fly ash bricks have low water absorption rates typically below 10%, making them highly resistant to moisture penetration and minimizing issues like efflorescence and degradation.

What environmental standards do these fly ash bricks comply with?

These bricks meet Indian Standards such as IS: 3812 and IS: 12894 or equivalent, ensuring safe usage and environmental compliance in construction projects.

How do fly ash bricks contribute to thermal insulation compared to clay bricks?

Fly ash bricks have lower thermal conductivity than clay bricks, providing better insulation, which helps reduce energy consumption in building heating and cooling.

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