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Africa’s most rugged and reliable self-loading mobile concrete mixer, completed 3, community centre floor slabs (35m3 each) and 52 RDP house foundations of 13m3 each. On the deeply saturated mud grounds of the Tshikondeni mine close to Pafuri, the Northern gate of the Kruger National Park, the Carmix 3.5TT unit went about its business with no issues due to its 4x4 drive and active 4-wheel steering. Ensuring that each community centre floor slab was completed in the desired time to allow for the floating crew to take over. 

With the closest batch plant over 100km away, on-site mixing was the answer. With the Carmix unique load cell weigh batching system ensuring accuracy and quality of concrete was right on point the customer had found the ideal solution. The unit is equipped with 4 load cells placed evenly under the drum in order to weigh each and every material, water included. The easy to use and large in cabin computer screen allows for 99 different mix designs and 24 different types of materials to be stored and programmed. The in-cab printer will ensure a batch receipt for each batch is recorded to ensure strict quality control is maintained on the job site. 

With the jobsite at Tshikondeni being literally out in the bushes, reliability for any piece of equipment is vital. Carmix units are designed with this in mind by being as simple as possible without any sacrifice on quality and technical advances.

As demands on jobsites are increasing and standing time an everyday occurrence, having full control of your supply is becoming more apparent to contractors. Not only control of the supply but of quality and costs.

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