ELEMATIC BATCHING AND MIXING PLANTS
specially designed for precast operation

Ideal for making almost any kind of high quality concrete from zero slump to wet, with absolutely controlled quality regardless of the type of precast process. Choose the type of mixer you prefer: pan or twin shaft.

IT ALL STARTS HERE – BATCHING AND MIXING, the basis of the concrete industry everywhere.

The foundation of precast element production is high-quality concrete batching and mixing. Productivity and quality of the end product depend on adapting the concrete mix to changing production conditions and special circumstances.

Elematic’s batching and mixing technology means:

• Overall reliability
• Cost savings
• Optimal suitability to the special requirements of precast plants
• Accurate dosing
• Continuously homogenous concrete, batch after batch

Elematic containerized plant

• For efficient and economical production of concrete
• Key equipment and components readily installed into two containers
• Fast assembly and start-up

Elematic tower-type plant

• For efficient and accurate batching and mixing
• Easy control of raw material moisture and temperature
• Suitable for plants with a wide range of raw materials
• Particularly suited to producing high quantities of homogenous concrete

WORLD FAMOUS MIXING POWER AND DURABILITY

Offered through two functionally different Elematic mixing methods:

• Twin shaft mixers 
  • Specially designed for precast plants producing large volumes of different high standard homogenous concrete mixes
  • Short discharge time
    
    
• Pan type mixers
  • Planetary counter current mixer, especially appropriate for use in precast component plants with a multiple concrete distribution system
  • Effective with materials which require gentle mixing action

Both types are available in various sizes, allowing the optimization of productivity and efficiency to meet capacity and production requirements.

All Elematic mixers feature:

• A heavy-duty design for dependability and long working life
• Maintenance-friendly engineering
  
  
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