2017 CEMCO 275 Mobile Self-Erecting Batch Plant

2017 CEMCO 275-2D Mobile Self-Erecting Batch Plant

Has modular 3rd bin scale

Jonel Archer Batching System and mounted batch house

75-ton auxiliary silo

Mounted 5000 cfm dust collector

100HP John Deer Diesel Engine with about 8,000 hours

110 gallon Hydraulic tank

60-gallon Diesel Fuel Tank

(2) 13 cubic yard rock bins

10 cubic yard sand bin

265 sq ft pulse jet dust collector

1273 cu ft cement storage

660 gallon water surge bin

400 gallon water weigh bin

100 cu ft cement weigh bin

Support screw jacks

Hydraulic leveling jacks

Cement weigh bin pulse jet dust collector (25 sq ft)

30" transfer conveyor 

5-bank leveling and erection valve

Hydraulic Power Water Pump

Air Compressor

Water Fill Valve

Water Discharge Valve

Benefits

The Cemco batch plant, available with 3 aggregate bins, is totally self-contained. It needs no outside power source.
The Cemco is self-erecting; eliminating the need for cranes, a substantial savings in set-up costs. Speed and ease of set-up and tear-down are a plus.
The entire plant is compact and has a small footprint when set-up. The plant pulls in one unit (separate loads for auxiliary equipment) and is sold as a complete, operating batch plant. Everything needed to set up and batch concrete is standard equipment on every Cemco.

Mobile

Two men can easily set the plant up and be ready to pour concrete in a matter of hours.
By placing the plant closer to the job site fewer transit mix trucks are used, saving fuel, labor and equipment costs.

Self-Contained

Fully balanced John Deere® diesel engine powers a hydraulic power plant which operates all batch plant and auxiliary equipment functions.
All valve controls are 12V DC.
A dust collector on the cement weigh bin and on the cement storage silo are standard equipment.
High-level indicator and silo vent are standard equipment.

50 CFM air compressor and 2″ water pump are standard equipment.

Self-Erecting

The plant is leveled by four hydraulic jacks. Three turnbuckles tie down the bins and fold-away batch house. Hydraulic rams raise the cement storage silo into its vertical position. Two pins hold the tower in place. All wiring is permanently in place. Only the water discharge hose and cement discharge hose need to be connected.