CONSTMACH Expands Its European Presence with Mobile 100 Installation in France
AuthorConstmachPublishedNovember 03, 2019CONSTMACH continues to strengthen its presence across Europe with the successful installation of its Mobile 100 Concrete Batching Plant in France. Designed for high-performance concrete production, easy transportation, and rapid installation, the Mobile 100 is now fully operational and ready to support demanding construction projects with reliable and efficient concrete supply.
Engineered for Productivity and Flexibility
With a production capacity of 100 m³/h, the Mobile 100 offers the perfect balance between high output and mobile flexibility. Its compact structure allows easy transportation between job sites, while its strong chassis and optimized design make installation faster and more practical. This makes it an ideal solution for contractors who need quick mobilization, continuous production, and maximum efficiency on site.
Reliable Performance with Fully Automatic Operation
The plant is equipped with a fully automatic PLC control system, allowing operators to manage the entire batching process with precision and ease. Accurate weighing systems, consistent mixing performance, and a user-friendly interface help ensure stable concrete quality from the first batch to the last. This automation also reduces operator workload, minimizes production errors, and supports more efficient daily operations.
Designed for Fast Installation and Easy Site Adaptation
Unlike conventional stationary plants, the Mobile 100 is engineered for rapid commissioning. Thanks to its mobile design, the plant can be installed and put into operation in a short time, helping projects start concrete production without unnecessary delays. Its practical layout also provides easier maintenance access, smoother material flow, and better adaptation to different site conditions.
A Strong Solution for European Construction Projects
The successful installation of the Mobile 100 in France once again demonstrates CONSTMACH’s ability to deliver dependable concrete batching solutions for the European market. Built with high-quality components and designed for long-term use, the Mobile 100 offers contractors a powerful combination of mobility, productivity, durability, and cost-effective operation.
With every completed installation, CONSTMACH continues to prove its commitment to delivering innovative, reliable, and high-performance concrete batching plants to customers worldwide.
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