The modern brick-making process comprises four key stages. In the raw material preparation phase, precise proportioning and uniform mixing of materials such as cement, aggregate, and fly ash are required to ensure the mixture reaches the optimal molding state. During the molding stage, high-pressure vibration or static compression methods are used to rapidly compact loose materials into shape within the mold. The curing phase employs natural drying or steam curing processes to enable the bricks to achieve their designed strength by controlling temperature and humidity. The final packaging stage uses automatic stacking robotic arms and packaging equipment to ensure neat storage and convenient transportation of finished bricks. The entire process adopts standardized operations, effectively guaranteeing consistent product quality.