HZS90 concrete batching plant price — 90 m³/h, from US$126,000

This is the HZS90 as we quote it most often: the 90 m³/h station that yards step up to when a 60 m³/h plant can no longer keep trucks moving. The figure below is the published FOB price for the standard configuration — not a target to negotiate from, and not a price that changes with who is asking.

The published price

HZS90 — standard configuration
Rated output	90 m³/h
Mixer	JS1500 twin-shaft
Aggregate batcher	PLD2400
Cement silos	2 x 100 t
Aggregate loading	Belt conveyor
Weighing	Aggregate, cement, water and admixture
Control	Central control room with batch recording
Power supply	380–415 V / 50 Hz or 400–440 V / 60 Hz, per site
FOB price from	US$126,000 for the standard configuration

What the HZS90 price covers

The standard configuration quoted above: the PLD2400 aggregate batcher, the JS1500 twin-shaft mixer, 2 x 100 t of cement storage with screw conveyors, aggregate, cement, water and admixture weighing, and the control room with batch recording. Packing follows a per-project loading plan so the modules arrive in the order the site erects them.

What is quoted separately

Ocean freight and destination port charges, unloading at site, foundations designed by your civil engineer, and site-specific electrical work. Send the nearest port with your enquiry and the freight is quoted for that route rather than as a generic allowance.

How this price moves

The three drivers that move an HZS90 from the published figure are the mixer and batcher class (fixed at this model), the aggregate loading arrangement, and the cement storage: the standard 2 x 100 t can be extended, and every additional silo is priced with its screw conveyor and support structure. Automation and the electrical package for a 60 Hz or a 50 Hz site are quoted against the site supply, and packing changes with the loading plan.

Compared inside the range: the HZS90 is the next size up, the HZS120, at US$168,000, and the full range with every model is on the price list.

What to send for a firm quotation

Rated capacity you need, site power supply (voltage and frequency), the nearest port, how aggregate will be received on site, the cement storage you want, and when the plant has to be pouring. Those five answers are what turn the published figure into 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.

What does the FOB price include?

The price covers the standard plant configuration: aggregate batcher, twin-shaft mixer, cement silos with screw conveyors, water and admixture weighing, and the control system. Engineering, export packing, freight, installation and site-specific electrical work are quoted per project.

Why is freight not included?

Freight depends on the plant size, the loading plan and the destination port, and it changes with carrier rates. Send the capacity you need and the nearest port and we return a delivered figure for that route instead of a generic estimate.

Why does the HZS90 cost more than the HZS75 or HZS60?

The HZS75 carries the same JS1500 mixer and PLD2400 batcher but is rated lower; the HZS60 uses a JS1000 mixer and a PLD1600 batcher with skip-hoist loading. The HZS90's belt-fed arrangement and 90 m³/h rating are what the difference in price buys, and it is the reason the HZS90 is the usual step up for a yard that is turning trucks away.

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.