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Here's a selection of relevant articles about fired clay from AEC companies and organizations, including Ceramic Glazed Masonry Institute, Higgins Brick Co. and Diedrich Technologies Inc. Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. Interstate Brick - Seminars ...Manufacturing Process and Plant Tour Click Here To Register! Come visit a century-old brick manufacturing plant located in Utah and observe the comprehensive process of creating fired clay units from raw materials into finished products. The participant will learn how clay is mined, shaped, textured, dried, and fired to create a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. See #1.   Deidrich Technologies ...part product to 9 parts water Diluted Coverage Rates: Concrete: Brick & Tile 600-850 sq. ft Pre-cast Panels 1500-2000 sq. ft Pavers 600-850 sq. ft Cast-in-place 600-850 sq. ft Fired Clay: Brick Pavers, Terra Cotta & Tile 1250-1750 sq. ft Granite: Unpolished 2000-4000 sq. ft Sandstone 750-1000 sq. ft Slate 2000-4000 sq. ft 303-S Siloxseal... See #2. Ceramic Glazed Masonry Institute Tile Properties Strength is the most critical factor in assessing structural tile properties for construction suitability. All fired clay tile exhibit superior performance in resisting compression stresses. Depending upon the configuration of the manufactured tile's coring, the American Society for Testing and Materials... See #3. Brick-Colors-Brick-Veneer-Pavers-Higgins Brick Company, Thin-Brick-Veneer, Los Angeles-Orange... Brick-Colors by Higgins Brick, Serving the USA, American-Brick-Manufacturer of facebrick, thin-brick-veneer and pavers. Find information on design, selection and specification of all types of fired clay brick masonry. See #4. Acme Brick Company | Brick, Tile, and More | brick.com Acme Brick is the nation's largest U.S. owned manufacturer of fired clay brick. See #5. 1: http://www.interstatebrick.com [c1621450] 2: http://www.diedrichtechnologies.com [c1602610] 3: http://www.CGMI.org [c1144219] 4: http://www.higginsbrick.com [c1757764] 5: http://www.acmebrick.com [c1577630] • Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. • Have your web page removed? Please send a note to removepage@cadinfo.net. After verifying your request we'll remove all references to and images of your site.