CONSTMACH Mobile 60 Concrete Batching Plant Taken into Operation in Hungary

AuthorConstmachPublishedAugust 23, 2019Constmach has taken a Mobile 60 mobile-type concrete batching plant into operation for a customer in Hungary — the fourth Constmach concrete batching plant commissioned in the country, with two more installations already planned. The project reflects the growing demand for Constmach's flexible, dependable concrete production technology in the Hungarian market.
Continued Growth in Hungary
As the fourth plant commissioned in Hungary, with further installations on the way, this Mobile 60 is part of a clear pattern of repeat business. Contractors who have experienced the reliability of Constmach equipment continue to invest in new plants, benefiting from familiar technology, straightforward training and dependable after-sales support across the region.
Flexible Mobile Production
The Mobile 60 combines a practical 60 m³/h class output with full mobility, allowing the customer to bring concrete production directly to the work site. This flexibility is valuable for contractors who move between projects or need to set up quickly in new locations, reducing reliance on external supply and improving control over quality and timing.
Dependable Twin-Shaft Mixing
The plant is built around a 1500/1000 twin-shaft mixer, delivering intensive, homogeneous mixing and consistent concrete quality. The twin-shaft design is known for its durability and thorough mixing action, ensuring reliable, high-quality output batch after batch, even under continuous, demanding operation.
Practical Cement Storage
Cement supply is handled by a 75-tonne external-type cement silo, providing ample on-site storage for continuous production. External silos are practical and straightforward to integrate, giving the operator dependable cement supply matched to the plant's output and helping to avoid interruptions during busy production periods.
Installed, Tested and Ready
Constmach completed the project as a full turnkey delivery: the plant was installed, trial production was carried out, and the customer's operator was trained to run it properly. This careful commissioning ensures the Mobile 60 performs to specification from the outset and that the customer can maintain quality and output with confidence.
Supporting Hungary's Construction Sector
This commissioning reinforces Constmach's strong presence in Hungary and its commitment to delivering reliable, well-matched equipment. The company manages each project from manufacturing and shipment through to installation and start-up. Constmach wishes its client a successful business and looks forward to completing the additional Hungarian installations already planned.
Part of a Growing Hungarian Fleet
As one of several Constmach plants now operating in Hungary, this Mobile 60 benefits from the company's well-established local presence. Familiar technology, straightforward training and dependable access to spare parts and service all reduce risk for the customer and keep the plant productive. Each new installation deepens a relationship built on consistent results, and it reflects the steady confidence Hungarian contractors place in Constmach for flexible, reliable concrete production across a wide range of projects.

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