Concrete Batching Plants
What is a Concrete Batching Plants ?
Concrete plants are facilities where ready-mixed concrete is produced by combining cement, water, sand, gravel, crushed stone, and various additives. The prepared concrete is then loaded into truck mixers or transport trucks for delivery to construction sites.
Main components of a concrete plant include:
Aggregate bins: For storing sand, gravel, and other aggregates
Aggregate scales & weighing belts: For accurate measurement of aggregates
Water, cement, and additive weighers: For precise dosing of each material
Mixer feeding belt and main chassis with mixer: Where materials are combined to produce concrete
Cement silos: For storing and supplying cement
Auxiliary equipment: Includes water heating or cooling systems for special cases
Electrical panels & automation systems: For controlling and monitoring the entire plant
Types of Concrete Batching Plants
1. Mobile Concrete Batching Plants
Mobile plants are preferred for short-term projects or projects that frequently change location due to:
Quick installation (1–2 days)
No concrete foundation required
Easy transportation
2. Stationary Concrete Batching Plants
Stationary plants are designed for long-term projects that require high-quality concrete. They offer:
High capacity and efficiency
Reliability and flexibility
Commonly used in bridges, harbors, tunnels, dams, buildings, and roads
3. Dry Concrete Batching Plants
Dry plants are popular because they provide:
Easy installation
Low cost, including transportation
Concrete can be transported over long distances without water
Mixing occurs in the transit mixer at the site, unlike other plant types
4. Compact Concrete Batching Plants
Compact plants offer:
Easy installation, even in narrow areas
Economical transportation
Lower cost compared to other types
Suitable for container transport
Customization
We produce concrete with the mixer type you want.