HZS75 concrete batching plant — 75 m³/h

DISONG HZS75 concrete batching plant (75 m3/h) — 3D render of the standard configuration, JS1500 mixer and PLD2400 aggregate batcher

DISONG HZS75 — 3D product film (standard configuration). Rendered from the same 3D model as the picture above; illustrative, not footage of a delivered plant.

The HZS75 is the compact end of the belt-fed stations: a JS1500 twin-shaft mixer with a PLD2400 aggregate batcher and 2 x 100 t of cement storage. It carries the same mixer and batcher as the HZS90 and is chosen when a 60 m³/h plant is no longer enough but the site does not need the 90 m³/h rating.

Specifications

HZS75 — standard configuration
Rated output75 m³/h
MixerJS1500 twin-shaft
Aggregate batcherPLD2400
Cement silos2 x 100 t
Aggregate loadingBelt conveyor
WeighingAggregate, cement, water and admixture
ControlCentral control room with batch recording
Power supply380–415 V / 50 Hz or 400–440 V / 60 Hz, per site
FOB price fromUS$122,000 for the standard configuration

Prices are FOB port of loading for the standard configuration; engineering, packing, freight, installation and site electrical work are quoted per project. The full range is on the batching plant price page.

Where a 75 m³/h plant is the right size

Yards stepping up from a 60 m³/h station but not yet ready for a 90, large building and industrial projects with an on-site plant, and precast operations that need a steady recorded mix through the shift. It is the size that fits between the two most common commercial stations without changing the electrical or cement-storage package.

What the site has to provide

Foundations are designed for your soil and layout by your civil engineer; we supply the equipment loading and interface information for that design. The plant is built to the site power supply (380–415 V / 50 Hz or 400–440 V / 60 Hz); aggregate feed arrangement, cement storage and the control room position are confirmed during the technical review. For hot, humid or coastal locations the electrical package and protection are specified for those conditions.

Shipping and reassembly

Plants are normally broken down for container shipment, with a shipping split that follows the site assembly sequence: the structure is separated into transportable sections, cement silos are split for standard containers, and electrical panels and small parts are cased and crated. Details on the shipping page.

Frequently asked questions

HZS75 or HZS90 — what is the difference?

Both carry a JS1500 twin-shaft mixer with a PLD2400 aggregate batcher and 2 x 100 t of cement storage; the HZS75 is rated at 75 m³/h against the HZS90's 90 m³/h. It is the step between the 60 m³/h station and the 90 m³/h rating, with the published FOB price from US$122,000.

When is a belt-fed 75 m³/h plant better than a skip-hoist one?

When the plant has to run steadily rather than in bursts: belt loading keeps the aggregate feed continuous, so the mixer spends less time waiting. Sites that only need intermittent supply, and want the smaller civil works, usually stay on a skip-hoist station.

What power supply does an HZS75 need?

The electrical package is built to the site supply — 380–415 V / 50 Hz or 400–440 V / 60 Hz — so confirm voltage and frequency with your enquiry. The connected load for the configuration you choose is stated on the quotation.

How is an HZS75 shipped?

Broken down for standard container loading, with the shipping split following the site assembly sequence: cement silos separated, the structure divided per the loading plan, electrical panels cased and small parts crated. The packing list and loading plan come with the quotation.

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: price list · HZS60 specifications · retrofit and spare parts · how a plant ships · full product range · 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.