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A concrete batching plant is a combination of equipment that brings together water, air, cementitious mixtures, and other aggregate materials to produce concrete for different application types. Depending on production needs and other factors, the producer might choose a mobile concrete batching plant or a stationary concrete batching plant. The batching plant can produce dry batch concrete which is a combination of concrete ingredients and mixed in a truck with water on the way to a project, or wet mix concrete is a combination of concrete ingredients and water into a central mixer at the site of your batch plant and then discharged into a truck for transport.

A mobile batch plant is designed for maximum portability of the plant to and from different construction sites, doesn’t require concrete foundations, and Vince Hagan offers models that self erect saving you costs on cranes.

A stationary batch plant can accommodate a wider variety of configurations based on the needs of your project. Our LP series can be easily transported in two loads, or our LPM and HSM series can be custom designed for higher production capabilities with multiple silos and aggregate conveyors.

Concrete mixers, like the Tilt Mixer, Horizontal Shaft Mixer, or Twin Shaft Turbo Mixers enable concrete producers to mix concrete at the site of their batching plant and transport to another job site.

Aggregate silos are storage units for the ingredients that make up concrete and come in a wide variety of configurations and portability options. The mobile HCA silo is perfect for pairing with the Haganator Travel-All, self erects, and does not require a concrete foundation. Other silos utilize gravity to distribute the materials onto the conveyors which transport it to the aggregate bins.

Aggregate conveyors is another concrete batch plant add-on that enables more concrete ingredient transport into the production process. Depending on your production needs, Vince Hagan offers a wide variety of mobile and stationary options with wide ranging capacities.

Because concrete production combines finely processed materials, a large amount of dust can be created around the batch plant that many urban and residential areas mandate be controlled. Attached cement dust collector and controllers are implemented on mobile and stationary batch plants to mitigate the dust that is produced and escapes into the surround area.

Depending on the climate or season concrete is being produced in, batch plants might need to incorporate a water chiller or water heater to aid in the very precise production of concrete.