🚀 Product Description
The mobile concrete mixing plant is a versatile solution for construction projects. It is available in two types: traction type and trailer type. The trailer type chassis includes complete front and rear axles, while the traction chassis only has the rear axle, with the front end placed on the tractor saddle axle.
Main Features:
- ✔ Quick disassembly and movement: The whole plant (except screw conveyor and cement bin) can be dragged. Folding walking platforms and heightening plates allow for transfer without removing control cables. Maximum speed is 40 km/h.
- ✔ Easy installation: On flat and solid ground, no foundation is needed. Production can start on the same day.
- ✔ Efficient storage: Maintains transportation state during transfer when not in use.
Structure Composition:
- • Main engine chassis: Contains traction pin, parking leg, and measuring scales for mixer, cement, and water.
- • Control room: Located at the bottom of the main chassis with a fully automatic control system. No disassembly required for transfer.
- • Aggregate batching: Features 2 or 4 grids with cumulative measurement and heightening plates.
- • Belt conveyor frame: Connects host chassis and aggregate frame into a unified mobile structure.
- • Peripheral components: Integrated cement silo and screw conveyor for easy assembly.
- • Mixing machine: Uses JS type forced mixer for quick, even mixing of fluidity, dry, and hard concrete.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main types of mobile concrete mixing plants available?
There are two main types: the traction type and the trailer type. The trailer type features a chassis with complete front and rear axles, while the traction type uses the tractor's saddle axle for the front end.
Does the mobile mixing plant require a concrete foundation?
No, if the ground is flat and solid, no foundation is required. This allows for immediate setup and production on the same day.
What is the maximum transport speed of the unit?
The plant is equipped with tires, traction pins, and a braking system, allowing it to be towed at a maximum speed of 40 km/h.
What kind of mixing technology is used in these plants?
Our plants typically use a JS type forced twin-shaft mixer, which is highly efficient for mixing fluidity, dry, and hard concrete evenly and quickly.
How is the aggregate measurement handled?
Aggregates are measured cumulatively using a batching system located at the rear of the station, which can be configured with 2 to 4 storage grids.
Can the control room be moved without disassembly?
Yes, the control room is integrated into the main chassis and can be stowed in the support space during transport without disconnecting any control circuits.
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