Specifications / Reversible Drum Mixer Machine MODEL EX 850-E EX 1050-E EX 1400-E Hopper Capacity (DRY) 850 kg 1100 kg 1400 kg Batch Capacity (WET) 0.4 m3 0.5 m3 0.66m3 0.4m3 Machine Output/hour * 9 m3/hr 15 m3/hr 18m3/hr Power 10 HP (7.5 kw) Elec.Motor 15 HP (7.5 kw) Elec.Motor 15 HP (11 kw) Geared Motor Weighing Type 3 Bin 3 Bin 3 Bin Water Dozing Digital Digital Digital Water Tank Capacity 150 Litres 200 Litres 250 Litres Weighing System Local Cell Based Weighing System with Digital Display Hydraulic Pump 19 Ipm @ 170 bar 19 Ipm @ 200 bar 27 Ipm @ 200 bar Gear Ring & Roller Accurately Machine With Gear Cutting Operation Supported by Heavy Duty Guide Rollers Pneumatic Wheels (4 Nos) Pneumatic Wheels (4 Nos) Pneumatic Wheels (4 Nos) Wheels 526 6” x 16” 6” x 16” 7” x 19” Jack Leveling Pin Type (4 Nos.) Pin Type (4 Nos.) Pin Type (4 Nos.) Dimensions (L x W x H) 4000 x 1650 x 2700 mm 4690 x 1890 x 2900 mm 4816 x 2000 x 3100 mm Weight (Approx) 1830 kg 2280 kg 2950 kg Special Attachment Fitted Each Machine Special Design Hopper Vibrator B) Centralized Lubricating System Optional Features Printing System with USB B) Admixer Dozing C) With Conveyor System Here’s an overview of how a reversible drum mixer machine typically works: Loading The ingredients such as cement, aggregates (sand, gravel), water, and any additives are pre-measured and loaded into the drum of the reversible mixer. The drum is usually made of steel and has blades or fins inside to mix the materials. Mixing Once the ingredients are loaded, the reversible drum mixer is set to rotate in the forward direction. The blades inside the drum thoroughly mix the materials, ensuring a homogeneous mixture of concrete. The rotation of the drum and the movement of the blades facilitate the mixing process. Reversing After the initial forward mixing, the direction of the drum is reversed, and it rotates in the opposite direction. This reverse rotation allows the concrete to be discharged from the drum in the opposite direction, making it easier to pour or transfer the concrete to the desired location. Discharging During the reverse rotation, the drum is tilted or inclined to pour the mixed concrete. The concrete is discharged through an opening in the drum, which can be controlled using a chute or a gate mechanism. The reversible drum mixer allows for efficient and controlled discharge of the concrete.
