Its core design features a tracked drive system that ensures high mobility, while an integrated automatic mixing unit enables on-site concrete proportioning, mixing, and delivery, thereby significantly boosting construction efficiency and reducing transportation costs.
Mixing Drum: Made of high-strength manganese steel or alloy steel (such as 16Mn steel). The drum body is typically 6mm thick, while the end caps are thicker (approximately 8mm); some manufacturers use special wear-resistant materials to extend service life.
Mixing Blades: Made of wear-resistant manganese steel plate, generally 4–5mm thick; some designs incorporate additional wear strips to prolong blade longevity.
Tracks: Mostly thickened engineering-grade rubber tracks, offering strong traction and low noise; steel tracks are also available as an option for harsher terrain.
Chassis, Brackets, Track Rollers, etc.: Constructed from high-strength alloy steel to ensure the stability and wear resistance of the entire machine.
