A fast-growing Kenyan engineering company and contractor for civil works, has begun use of an Elkon MIX-MASTER-30 onsite concrete batching plant. The plant is equipped with a bag cement feeding system and concrete discharge belt to transfer concrete from the mixer output to the truck mixer.
The plant has successfully been commissioned and is being used to supply ready-mix concrete to the ongoing construction projects in the country.
The Elkon MASTER-MIX-30 enables a production capacity of up to 30 m3/hr, and has high mobility and a compact design that can be transported using only one 40’OT unit container. The plant does not requires any foundations and is very easy to transport between sites, therefore saving on transportation costs for the concrete.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/africa-middle-east/02032017/elkon-supplies-kenyan-company/
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