Concrete batching plant for contractors
Contractors buy a batching plant for the projects where buying ready-mix becomes the constraint: the site is far from the nearest plant, the peak of a pour is beyond what local supply will commit to, or the mix design has to be batched to a record rather than accepted on trust. A station of your own turns those three problems into a plant that follows the work.
What the contractor actually gets
Batch-by-batch records of what went into each load and the mix design control that comes with weighing the materials on your own scale rather than accepting a delivery note. For a project with a specified mix, that record is often worth more than the price difference on the concrete. It also removes the distance question: the plant stands on or beside the site, and the trucks make a short run instead of a long one.
The capacity question
Size it against the pour you cannot afford to slow down. A road, bridge or housing package that batches on site usually lands in this shortlist:
| Model | Capacity (m³/h) | Mixer | Aggregate batcher | Cement silo | FOB price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HZS50 | 50 | JS1000 | PLD1600 | 2 x 80 t | US$109,000 |
| HZS75 | 75 | JS1500 | PLD2400 | 2 x 100 t | US$122,000 |
| HZS120 | 120 | JS2000 | PLD3200 | 2 x 100 t | US$168,000 |
Moving it between projects
Every plant is broken down for container loading, and the split follows the site assembly sequence: cement silos separated, structure divided per the loading plan, electrical panels cased and the small parts crated. The same modules are then reloaded for the next project — which is why contractors who expect to move choose the smaller movable stations over a plant built into a permanent yard. The shipping page sets out how the breakdown and the loading plan work.
Site, supply and aggregate
The electrical package is built for the confirmed site supply — 380–415 V / 50 Hz or 400–440 V / 60 Hz — with the connected load stated on the quotation. Aggregate moisture moves with the weather, so real-time moisture compensation and covered aggregate storage are specified together; where the yard is tight or moves with the site, the skip-hoist models need less of it than a belt-fed station.
Frequently asked questions
Which plant does a contractor normally need?
It follows the projects: a road, bridge or housing package that has to produce on site usually suits the HZS50 to HZS75 range, and a large single package or a programme of structures suits the HZS120. The movable stations are chosen where the plant has to follow the work from one site to the next.
Does the plant have to come out between projects?
That is how these stations are usually run. Every plant ships broken down for container loading with the split following the site assembly sequence — silos separated, structure divided, electrical panels cased and small parts crated — so the same modules can be reloaded and assembled on the next project.
What does the contractor have to arrange on site?
The site supply, the aggregate yard and storage, the layout per the drawing, the unloading crane at the port and the inland haulage. The electrical package is built to the confirmed supply, so the voltage and frequency are settled before the order rather than on arrival.
Can we get the plant commissioned on site?
Assembly follows the drawings and the packing list, and the electrical package ships with the panels, wiring schedules and settings it was built with. If you want support during commissioning, tell us at the enquiry stage so it is quoted with the plant instead of being arranged after shipment.
Contact
DISONG Equipment LLC — Wyoming Limited Liability Company. Mailing address: 525 Randall Ave Ste 100, PMB 1419, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. Telephone/WhatsApp: +1 (213) 879-8221. Telegram: @disong_equipment_bot. Email: sales@disongequipment.com.
See also: choosing between the models · published prices · for ready-mix suppliers · request a quotation.
Terms of sale
Prices are FOB port of loading. Ocean freight, destination port charges, unloading and site-specific electrical work are quoted separately per shipment. Equipment is built to order, so returns are not accepted; delivery includes warranty service and spare-parts support from DISONG Equipment LLC.