Product Description

A ROUGH SURFACE, CREATED DURING THE SLICING

PROCEDURE OF WIRE-CUT BRICKS IS PRODUCED

THROUGH THE STRETCHING OF THE CLAY AS THE WIRE

IS PUSHED AND FORCED THROUGH THE CLAY MOULD.

THE CUTTING OF THE CLAY USING WIRE TOOLS IN WIRECUT

BRICKS MAKES A TELLTALE SIGN IN THE CURVED

SURFACE OF THE BRICK THAT RENDERS THEM EASILY

RECOGNIZABLE. MOST WIRE-CUT BRICKS ARE FORMED

AS A LARGE BLOCK OF BRICK MATERIAL AND PUSHED

THROUGH A DIE ONTO A CUTTING TABLE. AFTER IT IS

PUSHED THROUGH THE SIZING DIE, THE BLOCK IS

SLICED INTO SEVERAL BRICK PIECES BY FORCING A

LARGE CUTTER TOOL THROUGH THE BLOCK OF

MATERIAL.