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The North Caucasus Research Institute of Construction Materials and Technologies,
Stromtechnika,
is a leader in the realization of the most cost-effective technologies for producing clay bricks.
The company is involved in the entire process of designing, supplying equipment and building and
starting up brick - making factories, tile - making plants and other enterprises that produce construction
materials. We create design estimates, perform research and analysis on raw materials, supply and assemble
equipment, build kilns for firing bricks and tiles and test out and start-up the finished factories.
Stromtechnika's
staff does all the work in designing and building brickmaking factories itself, without relying on subcontractors.
This reduces the time involved and the eventual project costs.
It also allows us to guarantee the high quality of our work.
Each year, Stromtechnika builds four to five new brick - making factories, not to mention the dozens of existing
factories that we renovate and re-equip. The company is able to handle such a large work load thanks to the high
professionalism of the Institute's staff. The majority of our employees have more than thirty years' experience
in designing and building brick - making factories.
All the technological solutions that we offer employ the most effective methods to reach the clients' goals,
thus resulting in substantial profits. As an inexpensive alternative to comparable brick - making enterprises,
we design and implement projects that use the stiff - extrusion technology,
and utilize only Russian - made equipment.
The implementation of this concept lets us dramatically reduce a factory's building and operating costs.
Another advantage is that it allows a factory to manufacture facing bricks with 50% hollowness.
Among other solutions that we widely advertise and offer to our clients is
the dry - pressing method,
which uses kilns with removable panels. The profitability of this technology exceeds 200%.
A brick - making factory we recently built has production costs of US$ 0.03 per brick. At the same time,
bricks produced at this factory have precise geometric proportions and comply with European quality standards.
This can be regarded as the best example of the quality of our work and the thoughtfulness
that we put into every project.
Examples of dry pressed facing bricks.
Stromtechnika has a top-notch engineering wing, made up of numerous specialized departments
that are equipped with modern computer-aided design tools. This structure gives the company the ability
to create factory designs from beginning to end, in the shortest possible time, without relying on outside subcontractors.
The company's laboratory is one of the largest in Russia. Using modern equipment, the lab performs the following tasks:
research and analysis of raw materials, testing and certification of finished products, scientific research, and development
of regulations for enterprises that manufacture construction materials.
Stromtechnika owns several engineering plants that produce equipment for brick - making factories.
We not only make the machinery but also create the automatic control systems that are used in the various processes
of making and firing bricks.
Stored in our warehouses is all the necessary equipment for brick - making factories with annual production rates
of 10 million, 30 million and 50 million bricks. It should be stressed that our company is ready to supply this
equipment immediately upon request.
Our company manufactures equipment for brick-firing kilns and builds all types of furnaces. The brick-firing
kilns designed and built by Stromtechnika consume 50 percent less gas than tunnel kilns that are widely used in the
industry today.
By starting up a brick - making factory using our dry pressing method, you will put into practice one of today's
most promising and profitable business ideas, thus allowing you to generate high earnings for years to come.
More information about the method of dry pressing, you can read out of my
report in a meeting of the Association of brick manufacturers in the
South Africa.
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