Stationary Concrete Batching Plant — Diamond 60, Titan 100, Magnum 120, Royal 150

The General Machinery stationary concrete batching plant is a permanent-foundation ready-mix production facility rated 55-150 m³/h. It features a pan or twin-shaft mixer, separate load-cell scales and full PLC-PC automation. Built for long-term mega projects and ready-mix companies, ISO 9001 and CE certified. A stationary concrete batching plant is a permanent-foundation ready-mix facility for high-continuity, mega-tonnage production. General Machinery offers four models spanning 55-150 m³/h: Diamond 60, Titan 100, Magnum 120 and Royal 150. Larger aggregate stock bins, longer feed conveyors and full-auto PLC-PC control deliver uninterrupted output on long-term projects. Working principle The production chain is weigh → mix → discharge — the same chain as a mobile plant, but built on a permanent foundation with larger stock compartments and longer feed conveyors: The cement silo (optional) comes in 60/80/100 ton capacities, welded or bolted, with optional filter, level sensor and screw conveyor. Stationary vs. mobile A stationary plant suits long projects with high continuity and mega tonnage (60-200+ m³/h) on a permanent installation. A mobile plant is for short or multi-location jobs. For dams, bridges, infrastructure and the permanent output of ready-mix companies, the stationary plant is the right choice. Applications Complete solution from a single supplier General Machinery supplies both the crushing-screening line (crusher) and the stationary concrete plant from one supplier: aggregate produced on our own crushing line to TS 706 EN 12620 feeds the plant directly. Global crusher giants like Metso, Sandvik and Kleemann do not make batching plants; General Machinery delivers both lines from a single source with a 45-year manufacturing reference. Production is ISO 9001 + CE certified, with worldwide shipping and installation, a 1-year warranty and 10-year spare-parts assurance. S: Should I choose a stationary or a mobile plant? C: A stationary plant is ideal for long-term, high-tonnage and permanent production — dams, bridges, infrastructure and ready-mix facilities. A mobile plant suits short jobs or frequent relocation. The stationary plant sits on a permanent foundation with larger stock bins and longer feed conveyors. S: What is the capacity range? C: General Machinery stationary plants come in four models: Diamond 60 (55-60 m³/h), Titan 100 (100 m³/h), Magnum 120 (120 m³/h) and Royal 150 (150 m³/h). Higher models are chosen for greater continuity and tonnage. S: Is the cement silo included in the price? C: The cement silo is optional, supplied in 60, 80 or 100 ton capacity, welded or bolted. It is configured per project with an optional filter, level sensor and screw conveyor. S: How many compartments do the aggregate bins have? C: All models use a 4-compartment aggregate bin: 4×15 m³ on the Diamond 60, 4×25 m³ on the Titan 100, and 4×30 m³ on the Magnum 120 and Royal 150. Permanent installation allows larger stock bins than a mobile plant. S: Does dosing accuracy meet EN 206? C: Aggregate, cement, water and additive are weighed independently on separate load-cell scales and dosed under full-auto PLC-PC control. This delivers repeatable, accurate batches consistent with EN 206 ready-mix tolerances.