Choosing between HZS50, HZS60 and HZS75 starts with the required production schedule, concrete mix, site layout and delivery cycle. The capacities below are theoretical model ratings and the listed equipment is a typical configuration, not a guarantee of site output or a fixed supply specification.
At a glance
| Model | Theoretical capacity | Typical main mixer | Nominal discharge per batch | Typical aggregate batching | Typical aggregate feed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HZS50 | 50 m³/h | JS1000 twin-shaft | 1,000 L | PLD1600 | Skip hopper |
| HZS60 | 60 m³/h | JS1000 twin-shaft | 1,000 L | PLD1600 | Belt conveyor |
| HZS75 | 75 m³/h | JS1500 twin-shaft | 1,500 L | PLD2400 | Skip hopper |
What the differences mean
- HZS50: a 50 m³/h theoretical class with a JS1000 mixer and skip-hopper feeding in the typical configuration. It may suit projects prioritizing a compact layout, subject to the selected aggregate bins, silos and site plan.
- HZS60: shares the typical JS1000 mixer and PLD1600 batching system with HZS50, while the typical layout uses belt feeding. Check the extra conveyor space, foundation arrangement and transfer height against the site drawing.
- HZS75: the typical configuration steps up to a JS1500 mixer, 1,500 L nominal discharge and PLD2400 batching system. Its actual footprint and transport scope must be checked from the final arrangement drawing.
Theoretical capacity is not guaranteed hourly production
A model rating is a reference for initial selection. Actual hourly output depends on the approved mix recipe, aggregate moisture and grading, weighing and mixing cycle, material replenishment, truck availability, discharge arrangements, operator practice and site conditions. Compare project-specific production schedules and confirm the expected cycle and supply scope in the technical proposal.
Questions to confirm before choosing
- How many cubic metres are needed per hour and per shift, and what proportion of that demand is continuous?
- What concrete grades, aggregate sizes, moisture conditions and recipes will be used?
- Is the site constrained by available area, truck access, foundation positions or discharge height?
- Which aggregate feeding layout, number of bins, silo capacity, electrical standard and control options are included?
- What are the transport dimensions, installation scope, commissioning arrangements and exclusions in the final offer?
Review the detailed HZS50, HZS60 and HZS75 pages. For a project-specific recommendation, send your location, required output, mix and site layout through the quotation form.