The AS-MK24 self loading concrete mixer specifically addresses the key pain points of traditional self loading mixers, namely insufficient production capacity, the inability to pour high-strength concrete, and difficulties in undertaking large-scale, high-standard projects. Drawing on experience gained from tens of thousands of projects worldwide, the AIMIX AS-MK24 fully retains the core advantages of mobile equipment—including single-operator control, on-site mixing and immediate use, flexible relocation and no need to set up a dedicated plant—whilst achieving a breakthrough upgrade for the industry: it supports a high output of 24 m³/h, stable mass production of C50 high-strength concrete, intelligent and precise batching, and low transport and operational costs.
It truly achieves the equivalent of two machines in one, balancing equipment flexibility with the high-quality output of a fixed batching plant. This helps construction teams overcome the limitations of traditional equipment and is perfectly suited to medium- to large-scale infrastructure projects, high-standard engineering works and overseas cross-border projects, significantly enhancing construction efficiency and project profitability.
Over the past decade, self-loading mobile concrete mixers have become standard equipment for small and medium-sized global projects, rural infrastructure construction, and road maintenance, thanks to their flexible relocation, labor savings, and elimination of fixed batching plant construction. However, as project scales expand, construction deadlines tighten, and high-strength concrete projects multiply, the drawbacks of traditional mobile models have gradually surfaced. Many contractors face a dilemma: flexible mixers lack sufficient output, while high-output units sacrifice mobility.
Projects such as large factory floor slabs, municipal arterial roads, and centralized resettlement zones often require over 100 cubic meters of concrete per day. When continuous pouring is needed, multiple units must be deployed simultaneously. This not only raises equipment procurement costs but also complicates on-site scheduling and management. Delays in concrete supply frequently push back project timelines, incurring extra downtime expenses and breach-of-contract risks.
The growing number of bridge works, heavy-duty roadbeds, structural precast components, and high-rise industrial buildings has driven rapid demand for high-strength concrete of C50 grade and above. Yet most commercially available self-loading mobile concrete mixers are limited by mixing mechanisms and weighing precision, only stably producing standard C30–C40 concrete. They fail to meet the strength and homogeneity requirements of high-grade projects. As a result, many contractors with access to high-end project leads miss out due to inadequate equipment capacity, trapped in cutthroat competition for low-margin standard construction contracts.
For construction teams operating across regions and overseas distributors, transportation cost ranks second only to equipment price as a core procurement consideration. Large-capacity construction machinery is bulky and can only be shipped via breakbulk or roll-on vessels, with international freight often costing tens of thousands of US dollars and drastically pushing up total landed costs. Some units even require disassembly for shipping and reassembly upon arrival—this delays construction and may compromise equipment precision and stability.
Multi-site, scattered construction is a hallmark of mobile operations, involving frequent equipment relocation and operators with uneven skill levels. This easily leads to misoperation and delayed maintenance. Especially in mountainous or sloped work zones, conventional machines lack active safety early-warning systems, resulting in elevated risks of rollover and mechanical breakdowns. Traditional mechanical gear shifting also poses a steep learning curve for new workers, exacerbating labor shortages on construction sites.
Identifying these widespread industry pain points, AIMIX has developed the updated AS-MK24 self-loading mixer. Technological upgrades break through output and quality limits, while comprehensive optimizations cut transportation costs, streamline operation experience, and boost safety protection—effectively solving core challenges of high-end mobile mixing applications.
The core upgrade of the AS-MK24 lies in its production capacity. Thanks to upgraded mixing and feeding systems, it outputs 24 cubic meters of concrete per hour (4 m³ per batch, 6 batches hourly), equal to two regular 3.5 m³ mixers yet operable by only one person, greatly lifting concrete supply efficiency.
The wole mixing drum and inner stirring shafts in opposite directions to achieve full, dead-spot-free mixing.
1. Mixing efficiency up 50%; single-batch mixing time reduced from 15 mins to 10 mins.
2. Cement, aggregates and additives blend evenly. It stably produces uniform C50 high-strength concrete without material segregation or layering.
50% bigger than standard 0.6 m³ versions, it only takes 4–5 feeds to load a 4 m³ aggregate batch, versus 7–8 trips on ordinary mixers. Thickened wear plates and high-strength alloy bucket teeth extend service life and lower maintenance costs when processing gravel and crushed stone.
The push-type dual-speed discharge structure boosts discharge speed by 30% with smoother outflow and less leftover materials. It shortens pouring periods, avoids cold joints in road and floor construction, and improves overall engineering quality.
For a daily demand of 120 m³ concrete, two standard mixers and two workers are required, while one AS-MK24 plus a single operator can finish the work in six hours. It saves costs on extra equipment, labor, on-site management and maintenance. Higher capacity shortens construction schedules, cutting rental and downtime expenses and boosting project profits.
Within the self-loading mobile mixer sector, a long-standing consensus claimed “mobile equipment cannot produce high-grade concrete”. The launch of the AS-MK24 self loader mixer completely overturns this belief—it is a mobile self-loading mixer capable of consistent C50 high-strength concrete production, enabling mobile fleets to bid for high-value construction contracts.
The common perception of high-output machinery is that it is complicated to operate, requires skilled workers, and carries elevated safety risks. The AS-MK24’s intelligent redesign dismantles this stereotype. Its third-generation intelligent control system simplifies complex operations, delivers early warnings for hidden safety hazards, enables quick onboarding for new staff, and eases job site management burdens.
To help clients intuitively grasp the AS-MK24’s performance, we have compiled a core parameter table. All figures derive from field measurements and standardized operating condition testing for full authenticity and traceability.
| AS-MK24 Self-loading Concrete Mixer Technical Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle Parameters | Tire | Engineering Tire 16/70-20 (Front 2 Rear 2) |
| Overall Dimensions | 6700mm*2600mm*3400mm | |
| Wheelbase | 2980mm | |
| Total Weight | 9200Kg | |
| Drive Form | Four-wheel Drive | |
| Maximum Speed | 30Km/h | |
| Maximum Climbing Capacity | 30° | |
| Minimum Turning Radius | 6000mm | |
| Minimum Ground Clearance | 350mm | |
| Engine | Model | Yuchai Power 4108 Turbocharged |
| Rated Power | 91kW | |
| Transmission | Model | ZL-315 Hydraulic Torque Converter |
| Gear Position | Four Forward and Four Reverse (Dual High and Low Speed) | |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 120L | |
| Engine Oil Capacity | 16L | |
| Hydraulic System | Total Hydraulic System Capacity | 120L |
| Reducer | Boruige 230B Closed Type | |
| Pump | PL80/63/40 | |
| Motor | Rexroth | |
| Water Supply System | Water Tank Capacity | 800L |
| Water Supply Method | Turbine Flowmeter | |
| Mixing and Unloading | Mixing Method | 720 Dual Drive Mixing |
| Geometric Volume of Mixing Drum | 6000L | |
| Concrete Output | 24m³/h | |
| Mixing Motor | Rexroth + 2 Five-star Motors | |
| Loading | Bucket Capacity | 900L |
Premium products rely on robust brand strength and comprehensive after-sales support. As China’s top-1 exporter of self-loading concrete mixers(Source: Global Wisdom), AIMIX’s machinery sells to over 100 countries and regions worldwide, with cumulative exports exceeding 3,000 units. We serve as a strategic partner to Fortune 500 enterprises including Huawei, with our product quality and service capabilities validated by global markets.
All AIMIX equipment holds ISO9001 international quality system certification and EU CE certification, complying with import and construction standards for most nations globally. We own dozens of national utility model and appearance patents. Core technologies spanning mixing systems, weighing assemblies, and safety devices are independently developed.
Localized service centers operate across Russia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, and other countries, delivering on-site installation & commissioning, operator training, and maintenance services. Every machine comes with a one-year full-unit warranty, alongside lifetime genuine spare parts and technical support for complete peace of mind. Exclusive dedicated service channels are reserved for the new AS-MK24, prioritizing after-sales response to guarantee stable operation upon deployment.
We offer full-process one-stop solutions covering project consultation and customized solution design, ocean freight booking and customs clearance guidance, installation training, and long-term maintenance. Simply share your project requirements with us, and we handle all remaining procedures—truly delivering “one consultation, worry-free whole-process support”.
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