CON-E-CO LO-PRO 12 TCM Transit Central Mix Concrete Batch Plant Mid Atlantic Concrete Equipment

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Jeff “Hold Em” Bryan explains the design and manufacturing process that goes into every CON-E-CO cement bin. Watch this amazingly insightful video.

Advantages

Flexibility to configure as dry batch or wet batch
Superior material discharge control – Live-bottom Agg & Cement Batchers
Expandable for increased production capacity
Designed for round or rectangular cement silos
Reduced installation costs – low overall plant height

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Scott “the Brain” Humphrey walks us through the awesome thought process that goes into every single CON-E-CO UL certified electrical panel and why you should care.

Features

Low overall height minimizes foundation expense
Reduced foundation expense
Modularized components for quick set up
Live bottom aggregate batcher to blend multiple aggregates
Blending cement batcher to pre-blend cementatious materials
Direct shear beam solid load cell systems
Expandable in truss cement storage bin
Optional plant mounted single or two compartment cement storage silo
Expandable aggregate storage
Pre-wired, Pre-plumbed, Pre-assembled plus Factory Checkout
Unitized modular design
Dust control mounting directly above cement batcher for easy material reclaim
U.L. listed service panel
High volume, low pressure aeration system and manifold distribution
Overbite fill gate design with quick dump valve fill gate operation
Hot dipped galvanized ladders, cages, conveyors
On site factory start up
Customer specific engineering details
Precision built screw conveyors

The best gates in the industry.

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Lo Pro 12 TCM - Mid Atlantic Concrete Equipment, Inc.

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Specifications

Production Capacity

Theoretical Cycle Time with 30 second mix time – 2.5 minutes

Batcher Capacity

Aggregate – 1 to 12 cubic yards (1 to 9.2 cubic meters)

Cement – 1 to 12 cubic yards (1 to 9.2 cubic meters)

Scales – Direct load cells

Mixing Charging Conveyor

36” wide (914 mm), 40 horsepower drive

Cement Batcher Blending Screw

18” diameter (457 mm), 25 horsepower drive

Cement Feeder Screws

Two 12” diameter (300 mm), 20 horsepower drive. Optional 9” diameter (230 mm), 15 horsepower drive

Cement Aeration

5 horsepower, high volume, low pressure blower

High Pressure Air Compressor

10 horsepower, 120 gallon (0.45 cubic meters) receiver. Optional 15, 20, 25 or 30 horsepower

Electrical

460 volt, 3-phase with 120 VAC transformer for control voltage. All motors are TEFC. All motor circuit wiring protected by individual circuit breakers. Electrical components housed in NEMA steel enclosures. Wiring in conduit.

Batch Control System

Semi-automatic cut-off of cement by presets on digital readouts. Push-button for electric over air on gates. Optional fully automatic computerized batch control system

Water Meter

3” diameter (77 mm)

Transportation System

Rear-mounted tandem axle with eight (8) 295/75R 22.5 tires, wheels, air brakes, heavy duty spring suspension, tail and brake lights and fifth wheel rub plate with king pin

Storage Capacities

Aggregate Heaped Volume

50 to 270 cubic yards

38 to 200 cubic meters

Cement I Gross Volume

940 to 2,940 cubic feet

26 to 83 cubic meters

Cement II Gross Volume

1,340 to 4,920 cubic feet

45 to 139 cubic meters

Dimensions

Towing length……………