Wire-cut bricks, by contrast, are bricks formed by slicing a brick-sized piece from a bulk-length of clay with a wire tool. After the clay is formed into a large, rectangular piece of material, it is sliced into several brick-sized pieces by pushing wires through the clay

Most important, the holes allow the masonry structure to be built more securely. The bricks is turned during construction( you won't see the holes on the finished product) allowing mortar to fall inside. These holes, filled with mortar provide a "keyway", locking one bricks to the next

There are no particular durability advantages of wire cut bricks as compared to normal red bricks except for the fact that, wire cut bricks tend to be smoother and look elegant with uniform size and color. Wire cut bricks provide a fine finishing to the structure.

Wire cut bricks are made using machineries in factory whereas table mould bricks are made by hand and hence wire cut bricks will have uniform properties, higher strength and regular surfaces compared to table mould bricks however little costlier than table mould bricks.

Wire cut bricks are used for exposed or non plastered construction of interior or exterior walls.

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