France Welcomes CONSTMACH's High-Performance COMPACT 100 Concrete Batching Plant
AuthorConstmachPublishedDecember 29, 2025CONSTMACH continues to strengthen its presence in the European market with the successful commissioning of its COMPACT 100 Concrete Batching Plant in France. Designed for medium and large-scale construction projects, the COMPACT 100 combines high production capacity, compact installation, and advanced automation, making it an ideal solution for infrastructure, commercial, and industrial applications where consistent concrete supply is essential.
High Capacity in a Compact Layout
The COMPACT 100 is designed to deliver 100 m³/h of high-quality concrete production while maintaining the advantages of a compact plant design. Its modular structure minimizes foundation requirements and enables quick transportation, installation, and commissioning. This allows contractors to reduce installation time and begin production rapidly without compromising performance.
Reliable High-Performance Concrete Production
At the heart of the plant is the 2 m³ Twin Shaft Mixer, engineered to provide fast and homogeneous mixing for all types of concrete. The plant is equipped with 4 × 20 m³ aggregate storage bins, ensuring a continuous material supply for uninterrupted production. The 100-ton cement silo offers ample cement storage capacity, reducing refill frequency and improving operational efficiency on demanding projects.
Advanced Fully Automatic Control System
The COMPACT 100 features a fully automatic PLC-based control system with advanced batching software that enables precise management of the entire production process. Separate electronic weighing systems for aggregates, cement, water, and chemical admixtures ensure maximum batching accuracy and repeatable concrete quality. Operators can monitor production in real time through an intuitive interface, improving efficiency while minimizing human error.
Engineered for Durability and Continuous Operation
Manufactured with premium-quality European components and robust steel construction, the COMPACT 100 is built for continuous heavy-duty operation. Its durable design reduces maintenance requirements while maximizing reliability and service life, allowing customers to achieve lower operating costs and higher productivity over the long term.
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