Crushing Plants
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between mobile and stationary plants?
A mobile batching plant (YHZS series) is built for quick installation and relocation, which suits projects that move from site to site. A stationary plant (HZS series) is installed for long-term, continuous high output, such as commercial ready-mix supply. Foundation-free plants sit in between: they do not need a concrete foundation and can be installed and moved more easily than a stationary plant.
How long is the installation time?
A mobile plant can usually be installed in a few days; a stationary plant takes more than a week. The exact time depends on plant capacity, site conditions and configuration. Every plant is assembled and test-run in our workshop before delivery, which shortens installation on site.
Which mixer type is better?
It depends on what you produce. Twin-shaft (JS) mixers suit ready-mix concrete and high-capacity plants. Planetary (MP) mixers suit precast and block production, where a homogeneous mix is critical.
What is the lifespan of a batching plant?
The service life of a batching plant depends on its workload, how it is maintained and how promptly wear parts such as mixer liners and blades are replaced. Regular maintenance and original spare parts keep the plant producing over the long term.
How to choose the right plant for your project?
Start from the required capacity, the project schedule, the site conditions, the type of concrete you need and any plans for future expansion. Send us these details and we will prepare a free site plan and plant layout with a suitable configuration.