The main configuration of JS1000 concrete batching plant

The main configuration of JS1000 concrete mixing plant generally includes JS1000 forced double horizontal shaft mixer, PLD1600 three/four bin batching machine, cement silo, water, cement, fly ash, admixture metering system, control system, etc. Therefore, to understand in detail how much a JS1000 concrete mixing plant costs, you can first look at the specific configuration.

JS1000 concrete mixing plant has HZS50 mixing plant and HZC60 mixing plant. The 50 mixing plant uses a lifting hopper to transport aggregates, which is also commonly referred to as a hopper elevator. The hopper elevator is not an additional device, it belongs to the JS1000 concrete mixer's built-in feeding system, consisting of a winch, motor, reducer, wire rope, limit switch, and track. Therefore, the 50 mixing plants that use this feeding method are very convenient.

JS1000 concrete mixing plant

The HZS60 concrete mixing plant can be seen as an improved version of the 50 mixing plant, and is a classic case of the miniaturization of commercial concrete mixing plants. The main unit of the 60 mixing plant abandoned its own feeding system and instead used a belt conveyor to transport aggregates to the concrete main frame, making the transportation of aggregates continuous and efficient. Although this design takes up a relatively large space, we can see that the production efficiency is greatly improved. In terms of theoretical productivity alone, it has increased by 20%, and the actual production efficiency will be even higher.

The JS1000 concrete mixing plants on the market are divided into two types based on the feeding method: the lifting bucket type 1000 concrete mixing plant and the belt feeding type 1000 concrete mixing plant.



JS1000 Concrete Mixing Plant Workflow

The workflow of JS1000 mixing plant: storage bin (function, form, capacity, feeding height) → conveying (method) → weighing (principle, accuracy, guarantee measures) → feeding (sequence) → mixing (form, time) → discharging (half open, fully open, storage)