The tank has a 4 cubic meter (4 m3) mixing capacity per batch.
Yes — the mixing tank is supplied with a trailer for road transport, making it mobile between sites.
The unit weighs 3.6 tons (approximately 3600 kg). Ensure your towing vehicle and license class are rated for this gross weight and that local towing regulations are followed.
The unit is driven by a 45 hp four-cylinder engine. In addition, the electrical system requires a 380 V supply (three-phase) for auxiliary equipment—confirm exact electrical needs with the supplier.
The speed reducer is a ZF unit and the hydraulic pump is a SUNNY 90, both specified to provide reliable drive and hydraulic performance.
The radiator capacity is 36 liters. Adequate radiator capacity helps maintain correct engine temperature during prolonged mixing or high ambient temperatures—regular coolant checks are recommended.
The tank shell thickness is 4.5 mm and the mixing (mud/blade) thickness is 3.0 mm, indicating a robust steel construction suitable for typical concrete mixing loads.
Mixing time depends on the concrete mix and batch size; typical homogenous batches often take several minutes. For precise cycle times and recommended procedures, follow the manufacturer's mixing guidelines.
Routine maintenance includes checking hydraulic oil and filters, engine oil and coolant levels (36 L radiator), inspecting the ZF reducer, greasing bearings, cleaning the drum after use, and checking fasteners and wear on blades and lining.
Yes — common service parts such as the SUNY 90 hydraulic pump, ZF speed reducer components, blades, and seals should be available through the manufacturer or authorized dealers. Check with your supplier for lead times and part numbers.
Trailer requirements vary by region, but generally the towing vehicle must be rated for 3.6 tons, and the trailer should have appropriate brakes, lights and safety chains. Confirm local road regulations and ensure the trailer hitch and braking system are compatible.
Operators should follow standard safety practices: wear PPE, lock out power before maintenance, avoid standing near rotating components, ensure proper loading to prevent overload, and follow the manufacturer's operating manual and local safety regulations.
Transport dimensions are not listed in the basic spec. Request the detailed dimensional drawings and loading/unloading instructions from the supplier to ensure compliance with transport limits and site access.
Warranty and after-sales support vary by supplier. Ask the vendor for warranty duration, what it covers (engine, hydraulics, structural), and available service plans or on-site support options.
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