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What we say, we can show.

Independent NABL-accredited labs have tested AIWON blocks. On average they found a compressive strength of 4.85 N/mm² — 21% above the IS 2185 Grade 1 minimum — at 630 kg/m³. Here are the results, the licences and the way to check a certificate.

The block’s passport

A licence is only worth the authority behind it. Each stamp is issued by one — the Bureau of Indian Standards, the CII Green Products Council, an accredited ISO auditor, the Indian Green Building Council. Tap a stamp to read it and open the original.

Lab results, averaged

One number per test: the average of the independent lab reports, on the scale IS 2185 uses. The green band is where the standard wants the result; the bar shows the spread between labs.

How the averages are made

Every report comes from a NABL-accredited laboratory testing 600 × 200 × 150 mm AIWON blocks. A result is counted once the lab has issued it; drying shrinkage takes weeks, so it has fewer reports than strength and density.

Need the full reports?

Engineers, architects and project consultants can have the individual lab reports for their approval file.

Ask for the reports

And in our own lab, every day

Compressive strength test of an AIWON block
Compressive strength on the automatic testing machine.
Block specimens in the drying oven
Specimens dried for density and strength.
Checking block dimensions with a steel tape
Dimensions checked on the line.
Spread test of the slurry
Every batch of slurry tested before casting.

Check a test certificate

Every AIWON delivery can come with a Brickcem material test certificate. Type its number to see what our records say about it. A certificate we cannot find is not ours.

Test it yourself

Ask for sample blocks and send them to any NABL lab you trust.