Recently, two of our AJQ70 quick-installation concrete mixing plants successfully completed installation and commissioning in Nigeria and Laos, respectively, and are now ready for immediate operation.
The successful deployment of these two overseas projects marks another significant milestone in the international expansion of the AJQ70 model. It also highlights AIMIX’s comprehensive capabilities in product R&D, project delivery, on-site installation, and global after-sales service. Let’s take a closer look at these two new concrete mixing plants.
At the project site in Laos, the AJQ70 quick-installation concrete mixing plant successfully passed installation and acceptance checks, earning high praise from the client’s team. Notably, this is the second AJQ70 plant installed in Laos.
Laos features mountainous terrain and complex geology; traditional stationary plants entail high foundation costs and slow startup times, while standard mobile plants often struggle to handle high-intensity, continuous supply demands. The fact that multiple clients in Laos have repeatedly chosen this model fully validates the AJQ70’s perfect suitability for local construction schedules and rigorous operating conditions.
Facing Nigeria’s high temperatures, heavy rainfall, and complex site conditions, AIMIX’s overseas engineers worked closely with the client to efficiently execute equipment assembly, electrical commissioning, and trial runs, ensuring a smooth and orderly process from start to finish.
For overseas projects, the ability to achieve “rapid deployment, stable operation, and continuous output” is key to profitability. The AJQ70’s outstanding performance in Nigeria demonstrates its resilience in harsh environments and underscores AIMIX’s mature capabilities in global project execution.
To help you objectively evaluate equipment types based on project requirements, we have compared these three categories across seven key dimensions of greatest concern to contractors—such as setup time, reliance on civil works, production stability, and relocation difficulty:
| Evaluation Dimension | Traditional Fixed Mixing Plant | Standard Mobile Mixing Plant | AJQ70 Rapid-Assembly Plant |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reliance on Civil Foundations | High (requires deep foundations and extensive concrete work) | Low (requires only leveled ground or simple foundations) | Very Low (foundation-free or simple design; cost-saving) |
| Installation & Startup Time | Slow (usually 20–30+ days) | Very Fast (usually 3–5 days) | Efficient (usually 7–10 days; balances speed and structure) |
| Continuous Production Stability | Very High (rigid structure; suitable for massive volumes) | Moderate (limited by chassis; prone to vibration and structural fatigue) | High (structural strength and stability comparable to fixed plants) |
| Production Capacity & Limits | Covers full range (large, medium, and small capacities) | Primarily small-to-medium capacity; limited scalability | Medium-to-large production capacity (precisely matched to mainstream project volumes) |
| Dismantling and relocation | Extremely difficult (high dismantling costs, significant damage to steel structures) | Extremely easy (tire-towed; ready to move immediately) | Convenient (modular bolted connections; rapid, non-destructive dismantling and relocation) |
| Daily maintenance and servicing | Spacious; easy maintenance | Compact structure; limited space for servicing | Optimized layout; ample space for hassle-free servicing |
| Overall Return on Investment (ROI) | High initial investment; slow residual value recovery after project completion | Suitable for small projects; higher unit production costs for large projects | Optimal (low setup costs + high capacity + high residual value) |
Conclusion: If your project prioritizes ultimate “move-and-go” mobility with low output requirements, a mobile plant is the top choice; if the project spans several years with massive output needs, a stationary plant is more suitable. However, for the vast majority of medium-to-large projects with durations of 1–3 years—where both setup cost control and stable material supply are required—the AJQ70 offers the best overall value.
In summary: While stationary plants prioritize stability and mobile plants prioritize speed, the AJQ70 offers the perfect fusion of both—breaking the mold with rapid installation and standing out through rock-solid reliability!
| Parameter | AJQ70 |
|---|---|
| Theoretical productivity (m³/h) | 70 |
| Mixer discharge volume (L) | 1250 |
| Mixer feeding volume (L) | 1800 |
| Mixer power (kw) | 22×2 |
| Discharge height (m) | 4.1 |
| Aggregate bin configuration (number × single bin volume, m³) | 2×15 |
| Cycle time (s) | 60 |
| Maximum aggregate particle size (mm) | 80/100 |
| Cement silo (optional) | 2×100 |
| Aggregate weighing system | ±2% |
| Powder weighing system | ±1% |
| Water weighing system | ±1% |
| Additive weighing system | ±1% |
| Installed power (KW) | ≈120 |
| Control mode | Fully automated computer (PC) control |
| Power supply | 220/415/440/380V, 50Hz/60Hz, three-phase |
If you are currently evaluating concrete batching plant options and weighing the choice between stationary and mobile batching plants, let our engineering experts prepare a realistic project ROI analysis for you.
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