ENGINEERED AS ONE PRODUCTION LINE
Concrete Batching Plant Equipment
Select, size and integrate the mixer, storage, conveying, weighing, control and dust-management systems around your required output and concrete recipes.
Build the Complete Production Line
Every machine is selected for its role in output stability, weighing accuracy, material flow and maintainable daily operation.
Batching Mixers
Twin-shaft, planetary and pan mixing options matched to concrete type, cycle target and wear demand.
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Aggregate Batching
Bin volume, gate control and weighing arrangement configured for your aggregate sizes and loading method.
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Powder Storage
Silo capacity, level monitoring, safety devices and discharge aids coordinated with cement consumption.
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Material Transfer
Belt and screw conveying routes designed to reduce spillage, blockage and unnecessary transfer time.
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Screw Conveying
Diameter, angle and throughput matched to powder demand and plant layout.
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Dust Management
Collection points, filter area and cleaning method selected for the actual dust sources.
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A coordinated supply scope reduces interface risk between machines and gives your team one engineering contact from layout through commissioning.
Line-Level Engineering
We review capacity, recipes, aggregates, site space, utilities and discharge requirements before defining the equipment list.
Manufacturing Control
Fabrication, assembly inspection and documentation help keep the delivered configuration aligned with the approved scope.
Lifecycle Support
Spare-parts planning, technical guidance and service coordination continue after shipment.
SYSTEM MATCHING
Why Each Equipment Choice Changes Plant Performance
A batching plant is only as reliable as the interfaces between storage, dosing, mixing, transfer and control. Compare equipment by the production problem it solves—not by purchase price alone.
MIXING QUALITY
Mixer matched to recipe and cycle target
Twin-shaft mixers support fast, robust ready-mix cycles; planetary mixers suit high-uniformity precast and color-sensitive mixes; pan mixers serve simpler or smaller batch duties.
Recipe behavior · batch size · discharge route · wear-part access
WEIGHING ACCURACY
Aggregate and powder dosing sized as one system
Bin geometry, gate response, weighing range and refill speed are coordinated so the mixer is not starved and production targets remain achievable.
Aggregate grading · number of fractions · weighing tolerance · moisture compensation
UPTIME & MAINTENANCE
Transfer equipment designed for daily service
Belt width, screw diameter, inclination, drive reserve and inspection access are selected around the real material flow and maintenance plan.
Material density · transfer distance · site dust · service clearance
PROCUREMENT VALUE
What AGICO Coordinates Before Equipment Leaves the Factory
Buying components from one engineering supplier reduces interface risk between mechanical equipment, electrical control and the plant layout.
01 · ENGINEERING
Capacity and cycle-time review
We check whether nominal equipment ratings can deliver the required achieved output under your mix designs and operating schedule.
02 · INTERFACES
Mechanical and electrical coordination
Discharge heights, flange positions, drives, sensors, cable points and control signals are reviewed as a complete line.
03 · DELIVERY
Packing, drawings and spare-parts scope
The delivery package can include layout drawings, installation references, commissioning guidance and a recommended start-up spare-parts list.
Engineering Inputs That Shape the Quotation
Share the target output, raw-material properties, product recipes, site conditions, utilities, environmental limits, packaging or dispatch method and destination country.
Application Review
We translate your commercial target into a process and equipment scope.
Layout & Interface Planning
Storage, transfer, access, utilities and maintenance clearances are coordinated.
Quotation & Delivery Scope
The proposal identifies core equipment, optional systems, services and shipping boundaries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information should I send first?
Target output, material or concrete type, recipes, operating hours, site location and available utilities are the best starting points.
Can AGICO match an existing machine or line?
Yes. Send the model plate, drawings, dimensions, photos and operating requirements for engineering review.
Does the quotation include installation support?
Installation guidance, commissioning scope, training and spare-parts planning can be defined for the destination and project conditions.
Discuss Your Production Requirement
Send the capacity, material, application, destination and site constraints. Our engineering team will prepare a project-based equipment scope.
