Double Shaft Cellular Lightweight Paddle Type Concrete Mixer With Lift Self Propelled

500L double shaft self propelled cellular lightweight paddle type concrete mixer with lift

Product Introduction

• JS500 self propelled cellular lightweight paddle type concrete mixer is twin shaft compulsoryconcrete mixer,which canmix dry concrete,plasticity concrete,wet concrete,light aggregate concrete and various mortars.There are high manganese wear-resisting cast steel lining boards and mixing blades inside the mixer, which is durable and convenient to replace. Combining with different PLD concrete batching machines,variouskinds of concrete batching plant can be formed.
• The concrete mixer applies to various large&mediumscale prefabricated factory,construction sites,roads,bridges,airports and tunnels,etc.

Product Specifications

1. Mixing blades

The mixing system adopt the design of multi mixing blades, free of dead corner, which enables to have the perfect mixing efficiency in a short time.

2. Electric lubricating pump

National patent host monitoring system can monitor hydraulic pump ,retarder oil temperature, oil level. Users could discover and deal with faults in time, which could improve the service life.

3. Gear box(Reducer)

Adopt Italy gear box, long service life,lower noise, no oil leakage.

4. Axle-end seal

Shaft end seal with unique pressure differential multiple sealing technique, where there was a substantial increase of shaft service life.

5. Discharging system

Advanced hydraulic discharging door . In condition of sudden power outage ,the discharging door can be opened by hand, prevent concrete from lumping in the mixer.

Main Features

1. Two kinds equipment devices to prevent oil leakage.

2. Monitor the whole working conditions at any time by monitoring system.

3. Direct to supply oil respectively to the four spindles.

4. Two large gears to bite and stir mutually and the arms never collide.

5. Large torque /easy installation /convenient mainteance /low power consumption.

6. Water can be sprayed evenly.

Production Process

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