A concrete batching plant produces concrete by weighing aggregate, cement, water, and additives, then mixing them through a controlled batching system. QIC Machinery helping buyers match plant type to site space, output demand, relocation needs, foundation conditions, and delivery schedule.
Start from how your concrete will be produced and delivered. A fixed ready-mix yard usually needs a stationary plant. A road or temporary jobsite may need a mobile plant. A site with tight civil-work timing can consider a foundation-free structure. A smaller project or new investor may prefer a drum-type mobile plant with simpler setup and controlled investment.
Overview: The Stationary Concrete Batching Plant is a ready mix concrete plant option for commercial concrete supply, precast yards, road projects, and fixed-location building material production.
Applications: Commercial concrete batching plants, highways, bridges, dams, industrial parks, and large real estate projects.
Overview: The Mobile Concrete Batching Plant is suitable for contractors who need a movable concrete batch plant for road sections, bridge construction, remote jobsites, and temporary ready-mix supply.
Applications: Remote sites, municipal works, temporary construction yards, and cross-region concrete project supply.
Overview: The Dry Mix Concrete Batching Plant weighs aggregates and cement, then discharges materials directly into mixer trucks for truck-based mixing during transport.
Applications: Ready-mix workflows with mixer truck fleets, lower initial investment projects, and concrete supply routes where truck mixing and dispatch control are practical.
Overview: The Stabilized Soil Mixing Plant is designed for cement stabilized soil, graded aggregate base, highway subbase, airport runway base, and municipal road material production.
Applications: Road base construction, highway projects, airport pavement base, industrial yards, municipal roads, and infrastructure subbase material supply.
Overview: The Foundation-free Concrete Batching Plant helps reduce civil foundation preparation while keeping the main concrete mixing plant systems, including batching, weighing, mixing, and truck discharge.
Applications: Rental fleets, fast-track infrastructure, overseas concrete projects, and markets with complex site preparation conditions.
Overview: The Drum-type Mobile Concrete Batching Plant is a compact concrete batch plant choice for small project supply, local building work, and controlled equipment investment.
Applications: New concrete businesses, small contractors, local concrete supply jobs, and distributed site production.
Capacity is only one part of plant selection. Buyers should also compare mixer model, aggregate bin quantity, feeding method, cement silo plan, discharge height, total power, installation space, foundation preparation, truck access, and whether the plant will stay fixed or move between jobsites.
| Model | HZS25 | HZS35 | HZS50 | HZS60 | HZS75 | HZS90 | HZS120 | HZS180(HZS150) | HZS240(HZS200) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Theoretical Productivity (m3/h) | 25 | 35 | 50 | 60 | 75 | 90 | 120 | 180(150) | 240(200) |
| Concrete Mixer Type | JS500 | JS750 | JS1000 | JS1000 | JS1500 | JS1500 | JS2000 | JS3000 | JS4000 |
| Power (kW) | 24.75 | 38.6 | 51 | 56 | 65.5 | 145 | 175 | 215 | 295 |
| Discharging Capacity (L) | 500 | 750 | 1000 | 1000 | 1500 | 1500 | 2000 | 3000 | 4000 |
| Maximum Aggregates Size (mm) | 80/60 | 80/60 | 80/60 | 60(80) | 80/60 | 60(80) | 60(80) | 60(80) | 60(80) |
| Batching System / Aggregate Bins | PLD800 | PLD800 | PLD1200 | PLD1600 | PLD1600 | PLD2400 | PLD3200 | PLD4800 | PLD6400 |
| Discharging Height (m) | 3.8 | 3.8 | 3.8 | 4.1 | 4.1 | 4.1 | 4.1 | 4.1 | 4.1 |
| Parameter | Model | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YHZS25 | YHZS35 | YHZS50 | YHZS75 | YHZS100 | ||
| Theoretical Productivity(M3/H) | 25 | 35 | 50 | 75 | 100 | |
| Concrete Mixer | JS500 | JS750 | JS1000 | JS1500 | JS2000 | |
| Batching System | PLD800 | PLD1200 | PLD1600 | PLD2400 | PLD3200 | |
| Discharging Height(Mm) | 4000 | 4000 | 4000 | 4000 | 4000 | |
| The Max. Diameter Of The Aggregates (Mm) | 60(80) | 60(80) | 60(80) | 60(80) | 60(80) | |
| Transportation Dimension（L*W*H）Mm | 13105*3020*4398 | 15282*3070**4280 | 16241*3485*4167 | 16711*3485*4314 | 18572*2500*4400 | |
| The Speed Km/H | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | |
| Turning Radius (M) | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Model | MHZS25 | MHZS35 | MHZS60 | MHZS90 | MHZS120 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production capacity (m3/h) | 25 | 35 | 60 | 90 | 120 |
| Concrete mixer | JS500 | JS750 | JS1000 | JS1500 | JS2000 |
| Aggregate feeding mode | Belt conveyor | Belt conveyor | Belt conveyor | Belt conveyor | Belt conveyor |
| Aggregate batcher | PLD800 | PLD1200 | PLD1600 | PLD2400 | PLD3200 |
| Max. aggregate size (mm) | 60/80 | 60/80 | 60/80 | 60/80 | 60/80 |
| Discharging height (m) | 3.8 | 3.8 | 4.1 | 4.1 | 4.1 |
| Aggregate weighing accuracy (%) | ±2 | ±2 | ±2 | ±2 | ±2 |
| Cement weighing accuracy (%) | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 |
| Water weighing accuracy (%) | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 |
| Additive weighing accuracy (%) | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 | ±1 |
| Total power (kw) | 50 | 75 | 100 | 110 | 150 |
| Control system | Computer | Computer | Computer | Computer | Computer |
| Model | JZM25 | JZM30 | JZM60 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 25 m3/h | 30 m3/h | 60 m3/h |
| Concrete Mixer | JZM500 | JZM750 | JZM1500 |
| Aggregate Batching Machine | PLD800 with 3 bins | PLD1200 with 3 bins | PLD2400 with 3 bins |
| Screw Conveyor | LSY219 | LSY219 | LSY273 |
| Mobile Horizontal Cement Silo | 50T | 50 T | 50 T |
| Cycle Time | 1 min | 1 min | 1 min |
| Aggregate Weighing Accuracy | ±2% | ±2% | ±2% |
| Cement Weighing Accuracy | ±1% | ±1% | ±1% |
| Water Weighing Accuracy | ±1% | ±1% | ±1% |
| Additive Weighing Accuracy | ±1% | ±1% | ±1% |
| Total Power | 42 kw | 46 kw | 67.5 kw |
aggregate storage and weighing, cement silo feeding, screw conveyor transfer, water and additive dosing, mixer operation, PLC control, and truck discharge.
How Your Concrete Batching Plant Works from Feeding to Discharge
Before shipment, QIC Machinery reviews the mixer platform, aggregate batching system, weighing units, PLC cabinet, screw conveyor interfaces, cement silo accessories, spare parts, and container loading sequence.
Your project can review batching plant components during factory production, including steel structure processing, equipment assembly, welding preparation, and order progress before shipment. This helps your team understand how the plant is manufactured and confirm that key production steps are moving forward before delivery.
The finished aggregate batching machine is prepared with surface treatment, painting, and final appearance checks before delivery. This helps your project review the equipment condition, bin structure, coating quality, and factory readiness of the aggregate batching system before it is packed for shipment.
The cement silo is organized for container loading according to shipment sequence, component size, and export delivery requirements. Careful loading preparation helps your project reduce transport handling risk, improve container space use, and support smoother unloading and assembly after the equipment arrives at your site.
QIC Machinery can support your project with overseas or remote installation guidance according to site conditions, service arrangement, and destination requirements. Engineer support helps your team review equipment positioning, mechanical assembly, electrical connection, trial running, and operator preparation during the plant setup process.
Our batching plant systems are engineered not only for equipment delivery, but also for site planning, stable production, installation coordination, and long-term spare parts support.
Direct manufacturing gives your project clearer control over configuration matching, production progress, delivery consistency, and long-term service follow-up.
Wear-resistant mixer systems, robust steel structure, and stable batching arrangement help the plant stay reliable under long-cycle use.
We match mixer size, silo quantity, aggregate feeding method, and control level according to project demand instead of forcing one standard package.
QIC Machinery supports layout guidance, installation coordination, commissioning, operator training, and lifetime spare parts support.
A complete concrete batching plant works as one connected production system. Aggregate bins prepare different stone sizes, the weighing system controls recipe accuracy, cement silos and screw conveyors handle powder feeding, the mixer completes concrete mixing, and the PLC control system coordinates batching, alarms, discharge, and daily production records.
The Concrete Mixer determines how stable your concrete quality is under daily operation. QIC Machinery uses robust forced mixers for better mixing uniformity, stronger wear resistance, and long-term production stability.
The independent weighing system helps improve mix accuracy and reduce material fluctuation, especially for commercial concrete supply where consistency matters.
The PLC control system supports formula management, batching control, alarms, and operating visibility for more stable daily production.
Cement Silo, screw conveyors, and feeding systems influence material continuity, loading rhythm, and site efficiency. We size them according to the actual output plan.
The aggregate batching machine stores and weighs sand, gravel, and other aggregates before they enter the feeding system. Your plant can be configured with different bin quantities and storage volumes according to aggregate types, target output, loader feeding method, and site layout. Accurate aggregate batching helps your project control material proportion and reduce batch variation from the beginning of production.
Before confirming a plant layout, you should review land size, aggregate loading route, mixer position, cement silo location, screw conveyor angle, truck turning space, water supply, voltage, drainage, lifting conditions, foundation requirements, and installation schedule. QIC Machinery can help organize these details before delivery so the local team has clearer preparation steps.
Your batching plant layout should support smooth aggregate feeding, cement supply, mixer discharge, truck movement, and daily maintenance. QIC Machinery helps you review plant arrangement based on your available land, access roads, and production workflow.
Different plant types and silo configurations create different foundation requirements. QIC Machinery provides reference information for equipment placement, load points, and installation preparation so your civil work can move forward with a clearer direction.
Your installation schedule depends on how well delivery and on-site assembly are planned. QIC Machinery helps you coordinate major structure parts, silos, conveyors, control systems, and accessories so unloading, positioning, and assembly can follow a more organized sequence.
Cross-border batching plant purchasing is not only about choosing a model. The buyer needs equipment matching, delivery preparation, site layout support, electrical and weighing checks, and spare parts planning. QIC Machinery builds the plant decision around the project condition, not only the theoretical capacity number.
Your batching plant should match your actual job requirements, not just a catalog model number. QIC Machinery helps you compare capacity, aggregate storage, mixer type, cement storage, and control options so you can choose a configuration that fits your production target, site conditions, and investment plan.
A concrete batching plant works best when the layout is planned early. QIC Machinery supports your project with layout suggestions for material flow, truck access, silo position, aggregate feeding, and maintenance space, helping you avoid unnecessary on-site changes during installation.
Your equipment is produced through a real manufacturing process, not only shown in drawings. QIC Machinery provides visible production progress, finished equipment inspection, surface coating control, and shipment preparation so you can review how your plant is built before it leaves the factory.
Your project may need more than equipment delivery. QIC Machinery supports installation guidance, commissioning coordination, operator familiarization, and spare parts planning so your team can put the batching plant into operation with clearer steps and lower startup risk.
These answers focus on plant type selection, quotation requirements, cost factors, overseas delivery preparation, installation planning, and the information QIC Machinery needs before recommending a configuration.
Your project type, site condition, relocation plan, target capacity, and investment schedule decide the plant type. A stationary concrete batching plant is recommended for long-term ready-mix supply and large infrastructure projects. A mobile batching plant is suitable when your project needs faster relocation between jobsites. A foundation-free plant helps your site reduce civil work before installation, while a drum-type mobile plant supports smaller projects with a compact layout and lower entry investment.
Your required capacity should be based on daily concrete demand, working hours, mixer truck availability, pouring schedule, and future business growth. For small local supply or self-use projects, 25–50 m3/h plants are often practical. For commercial ready-mix supply or road and bridge projects, 60–120 m3/h plants are more common. For large infrastructure or high-volume concrete sales, 180–240 m3/h plants may be required.
Yes. QIC Machinery can provide layout guidance, foundation references, equipment position drawings, silo placement suggestions, truck access planning, and installation preparation information before shipment. This helps your civil contractor prepare the site, reduce layout mistakes, and make installation more efficient after the batching plant arrives.
The land requirement depends on plant capacity, aggregate feeding method, cement silo quantity, mixer truck movement, raw material storage area, and control room position. A compact small-capacity plant needs less land, while a high-output commercial batching plant requires more space for aggregate storage, truck circulation, silo foundations, maintenance access, and future expansion.
Yes. QIC Machinery can configure the electrical system according to your local power standard, such as 380V, 400V, 415V, 440V, 50Hz, or 60Hz. Before production, your team should confirm the destination country, site voltage, power supply stability, and any local electrical requirements so the control system, motors, and electrical cabinet can be matched correctly.
QIC Machinery prepares the shipping plan according to equipment size, container loading requirements, destination port, and installation sequence. Bolted cement silos are usually packed in sections to improve container loading efficiency. Mixers, aggregate batching machines, screw conveyors, control cabinets, and steel structures are arranged to reduce shipping risk and support easier site assembly.
Belt feeding is suitable for higher-capacity batching plants and continuous aggregate supply. It supports smoother material transfer and is often used in commercial ready-mix and large infrastructure projects. Skip hopper feeding is more compact and suitable for smaller plants, limited land, or projects with lower output requirements. QIC Machinery helps your project choose the feeding method based on capacity, land size, and production rhythm.
Your spare parts plan should cover daily wear parts and critical replacement items, including mixer liners, mixing arms, blades, seals, belts, rollers, sensors, weighing parts, pneumatic components, valves, and electrical parts. QIC Machinery can help your team prepare a spare parts package according to plant model, working hours, raw material condition, and maintenance plan.
Installation time depends on plant type, foundation preparation, crane availability, local labor, silo quantity, and site readiness. A mobile or foundation-free batching plant usually requires a shorter setup period than a large stationary plant. QIC Machinery supports your project with installation guidance, commissioning checks, control system testing, and trial production preparation to help your plant enter stable operation faster.
Please provide your target capacity, project type, daily concrete demand, site size, aggregate feeding preference, cement silo requirement, voltage standard, destination country, installation schedule, and whether you need a complete turnkey configuration. These details help QIC Machinery recommend a suitable batching plant type, mixer model, silo quantity, layout direction, and shipping plan for your project.
Tell us your required hourly capacity, concrete application, installation country, site size, foundation condition, aggregate size, cement silo plan, voltage, delivery schedule, and whether the plant should be fixed, mobile, foundation-free, or drum-type. QIC Machinery Machinery engineers will use these details to recommend a practical configuration and delivery preparation plan.
