New Generation STATIONARY 120 WET & DRY Concrete Batching Plant in Spain!

New Generation STATIONARY 120 WET & DRY Concrete Batching Plant in Spain!
ConstmachAuthorConstmachPublishedJuly 03, 2026

Constmach has successfully installed and commissioned a Stationary 120 concrete batching plant for a customer in Spain, adding another important reference to the company's expanding presence across the European market. With a rated output of 120 cubic metres of concrete per hour, the plant is built for large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects where consistent, high-volume production is essential.

High-Capacity Mixing at Its Core

At the heart of the Stationary 120 is a robust 3 m³ twin-shaft mixer, engineered to deliver homogeneous, high-quality concrete batch after batch. The twin-shaft design provides intensive mixing action, short mixing cycles and excellent wear resistance, making it well suited to demanding ready-mix and precast applications. This combination of capacity and mixing quality allows the customer to maintain a steady concrete supply even during peak production periods.

Engineered for Continuous Operation

As a stationary installation, the plant is designed for permanent, around-the-clock duty. Its rigid steel structure, generously sized aggregate storage and accurate weighing systems ensure repeatable batching across a wide range of concrete recipes. Every component has been selected for long service life and straightforward maintenance, helping the operator minimise downtime and keep running costs under control throughout the plant's working life.

Productivity That Matches Demand

An output of 120 m³ per hour places this plant among Constmach's high-capacity stationary models, capable of feeding large pours, multiple job sites or a busy ready-mix operation without interruption. Reliable automation governs the batching sequence, giving the operator precise control over aggregates, cement, water and admixtures, and supporting consistent concrete quality from the first batch to the last.

Strengthening Constmach's Presence in Spain

Spain remains a key market for Constmach, and the commissioning of this Stationary 120 reflects the growing confidence of Spanish contractors in the company's concrete production technology. From engineering and manufacturing through shipment, installation and operator training, Constmach delivered the project as a complete, turnkey solution. With this start-up, the company reaffirms its reputation as a trusted supplier of advanced batching plants that combine strong engineering, high productivity and dependable, long-term support.

Built-In Quality Assurance

Beyond raw capacity, the Stationary 120 gives the operator the tools to guarantee consistent results. Computerised batching records every load, manages multiple mix designs and provides the traceability that large infrastructure contracts increasingly require. Calibrated weighing of aggregates, cement, water and admixtures keeps each batch within tight tolerances, while clear reporting helps the customer document quality for clients and inspectors. For a plant expected to feed major developments across Spain, this combination of accuracy, repeatability and record-keeping is as valuable as the headline output figure itself.

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