We supply concrete mixers to contractors, block producers, precast yards and construction programmes across South Asia, from small site mixers to batching-scale units.
The range covers tilting drum mixers from 100 to 750 litres, non-tilting and reversing drum mixers, pan and planetary mixers for precast and block production, twin shaft mixers for high output, and hopper-fed mixers with integral loading skips.
Mixer type follows the product. A tilting drum mixer handles general site concrete adequately and is cheap to buy and repair, which is why it dominates small contracting. Pan and planetary mixers produce the consistent, low-slump mix that block and paver production requires and a drum mixer cannot deliver. Twin shaft mixers give both output and consistency for batching plants. Buying a drum mixer for block production is a common false economy, because the product quality never reaches specification.
Power supply determines the practical choice. Diesel-driven mixers work anywhere, which matters on sites without reliable grid supply, while electric units are cheaper to run where power is available.
Blade and liner wear is continuous and affects mixing quality gradually rather than suddenly, so replacement parts should be held rather than ordered when output quality has already fallen.
Construction contractors and block producers in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal make up most demand. Machines ship with manuals, spare blade and liner sets and parts lists, with letters of credit accepted on larger orders.