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Apollo Carmix showed a preview of Apollo Carmix 45 FX, a new mobile concrete mixing plant that combines Apollo Carmix 25 FX and Apollo Carmix 4TT to expand the range of machines specifically for the Indian market. This compact, easy-to-drive and low-maintenance off-road vehicle is the most effective and economical solution for producing high-quality concrete in any condition and on any construction site.
Excellent flexibility combined with high productivity makes Apollo Carmix 45 FX the machine of choice for all situations that require power, versatility and precision. Its user-friendly drive system, compact size (4.50m high x 7.750m long) and 4x4x4 steering enable the mixing plant to move in a limited space and travel easily on rough and uneven roads. The design of Apollo Carmix 45FX is grand: the concrete mixer has a capacity of 6,100 liters and the mixing output is 4.5 cubic meters, which means that a large amount of concrete can be produced in a short time. Inside, a system consisting of twin mixing screws and drums with hydraulic motor rotation and planetary gearboxes produces uniform and compact mixing. The automatic hydraulic loading system contributed to this result: With the large 600-liter blade, the right amount of aggregate can be loaded into the drum in one operation without wasting material. In addition, the capacity of the water tank and diesel tank has also been increased, so the machine can work completely autonomously throughout the day.
Like all machines produced by Apollo Carmix, the control and monitoring equipment of this model is also very important: the cab of Apollo Carmix 45FX is equipped with an electronic weighing system, equipped with a printer, and can issue hybrid certificates on site. Therefore, any specific formula can be checked and copied directly on site. The machine has a large enclosed cab, adopts ROPS FOPS structure, and control and shut-off valves to ensure the maximum safety and security of the operator. The driver’s seat is reversible, and the flow path is automatically reversed, so that the operator has a full range of vision when moving on-site.
News Source : NBM&CW
