Concrete mixers

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Choose a mixer for the required batch, material, power supply and site layout. Check the drum, drive, tipping mechanism, transport arrangement and safety equipment.

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How do you choose a site concrete mixer?

This category covers standalone and towable mixers that produce batches on site, not mixer trucks used to transport ready-mix concrete.

What should be compared?

  • Batch size: check the stated mixing or batch output rather than relying only on total drum volume.
  • Drum: steel or polyethylene construction, charging opening, blade condition, tipping method and discharge height.
  • Drive and power: electric, petrol or battery drive, required voltage, electrical supply, starting system and fuel availability.
  • Mobility: operating mass, wheels, tow bar and towing limits, lifting points and the space needed for safe operation.
  • Material and workload: concrete or mortar, aggregate size, expected batches per shift and the method used to measure constituents and water.

Inspecting a used mixer

  • Examine the drum, blades and welds, ring gear and pinion, bearings, belts or gearbox, frame, wheels and tipping mechanism. Hardened material can conceal wear and add substantial mass.
  • Run the machine unloaded in accordance with the manual. Check noise, drum runout, discharge latch, stop switch, wiring, earthing and the completeness of all guards.
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