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Home bauma bauma 2022 Concrete plant efficiency from Elba

Concrete plant efficiency from Elba

The high performing CBT Series Concrete-Mixing Plants are said to be both productive and easy to install according to Ammann. A novel folding mechanism has been developed for the base unit of the CBT 60 SL and CBT 105-CB 105 TB models, which boosts versatility. This is said to minimise installation times as well as allowing quicker relocation from one site to another. The plants can be installed on a simple concrete slab or compacted soil.

by Sarah Biswell
August 10, 2022
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The Elba CBT concrete plants offer efficient materials production

The Elba CBT concrete plants offer efficient materials production

The CBT 60 SL Elba is designed as a skip plant and can produce up to 60m³/hour of concrete. It is equipped with the proven CEM 1000 S Elba single-shaft mixer and an integrated linear bin for storing up to four aggregate components. Alternatively, it is possible to use the containerised linear bin CEL 25, where between two and eight aggregate components can be stored. The storage volume can range from 50-100m³.

The CBT 105-150 TB Elba is designed as a conveyor belt plant and meets customer needs for general construction sites and mixing tasks. It is said to be versatile and can be used for a wide range of duties. The plant has pre-installed assemblies that allow faster commissioning when it arrives onsite.

The plants are equipped with a proven Ammann Elba twin-shaft mixer. Feeding is via an inclined conveyor belt, and the aggregates are stored in the containerised linear bin with up to eight aggregate components and a volume of up to 100m³. A simple concrete slab is sufficient for the installation of the plant. In addition, a linear bin with up to 12 aggregate components and a volume of 210m³ can be used if the units are to be located semi-permanently.

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