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What is Concrete Plants? What are the features? Where is it used?

August 5, 2026
What is Concrete Plants? What are the features? Where is it used?

Concrete Batching Plant is the seires of equipment which located in plant with concrete mixers, mixer feed belt, cement silos and aggregate bunker.

General Makina have two different opportunity for manufacturing Concrete Batching Plant, Fixed and Mobile Concrete Batching Plants.

What is Concrete Plants? What are the features? Where is it used?

Stationary Concrete Batching Plants are the preferred for large projects to use for many years plants in.

Mobile Concrete Batching Plant is the most preferrred for short-term projects, so when project done it can be move or carry for another construction site.

As additional information, the choice of concrete mixer can show differences acording to project.

General Makina offers two option: Twin Shaft Mixer and Pan Mixer fot the choice of mixer which is most important equipment in concrete batching plant.

Definitions of technical terms: Glossary

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