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Concrete Mixers & Construction Machines manufacturers in India

9 manufacturers of concrete mixers & construction machines are listed on SourceLoka. All are listed as manufacturer exporters.

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9
States
3
Cities
5

Listed manufacturers

9 manufacturers · best-documented first

ADVANCE HYDRAU TECH PVT LTD

New Delhi, Delhi

Concrete Mixers & Construction MachinesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Construction, Mining, Agriculture, Industrial Machinery

+91 80719 31230 · Website

Maan Global Industries

Pune, Maharashtra

Concrete Mixers & Construction MachinesManufacturer

Industries: Medical Devices, Defence, Food Processing, Automotive, Aerospace

8882490101 · mail@maanglobalindustries.com · Website

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Typical concrete mixers & construction machines products

Concrete mixersHydraulic hopper mixersPaver-block and brick machinesTower hoistsSuspended platforms

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are concrete mixers & construction machines?

Concrete mixers, brick and paver-block machines, tower hoists and suspended platforms are the machines small and medium contractors use on building sites. Rajkot and Ahmedabad have many makers. Mixers differ by drum type and loading method, and hoists and platforms are safety-critical equipment where design and testing matter most. Site equipment works hard and often in poor conditions, so build quality and spare-part availability matter more than the brochure. For hoists and platforms, which carry people or loads over others, insist on documented design, load testing and inspection before use.

How to choose

  1. For mixers, choose drum capacity and output to match your pour size, and the loading style: hand-fed, hopper or hydraulic hopper.
  2. Decide the drive: electric for sites with power, diesel for remote work.
  3. Check the drum and blade thickness and the gearbox, which see the heaviest wear.
  4. For hoists and suspended platforms, ask for the design basis, safe working load and the safety devices fitted, such as overspeed and overload protection.
  5. Request load-test records and inspection guidance before use.
  6. For brick and paver machines, check the output per hour, vibration system and mould options.
  7. Confirm spares and the warranty on gearboxes and motors.
  8. Check transport and set-up: wheels or trolley for moving the mixer between sites, the time to erect a hoist or platform, and how the structure is anchored or tied to the building.
  9. Ask the supplier how long the machine has been in the market and for the contact of a customer using the same model on a similar site.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Drum capacity and outputMixed volume per batch and batches per hour.
Drive and powerElectric or diesel rating and starter type.
Hopper and tippingManual or hydraulic and its capacity.
Safe working load (hoists)Rated load, speed and the safety devices.
StructureSteel thickness, welding standard and the drawings.
Output (brick machines)Blocks or pavers per hour and the mould sizes.
Mobility and set-upWheels or trolley, erection time and anchoring method.
Warranty and sparesGearbox and motor warranty and availability of wear parts.

Where it is used

  • ConstructionMixing, lifting and block production on building sites.

Frequently asked questions

What size mixer should I choose?

Pick a capacity that matches your usual pour and crew size. Oversized machines waste fuel; undersized ones slow the work.

What safety checks apply to a tower hoist?

Overload and overspeed protection, a tested structure and regular inspection by a competent person. Ask the supplier for the design basis and test records.

Electric or diesel mixer?

Electric is quieter and cheaper to run where power is available; diesel works anywhere but needs fuel and maintenance.

How often should a mixer be cleaned?

Clean the drum after each use before concrete hardens. Hardened residue reduces capacity and damages blades.

How should I store a mixer between jobs?

Clean it, drain water, cover it and keep it off wet ground. Grease moving parts before long idle periods.