Product Description
A Practical 60 m³/h-Class Production Rhythm
AGICO CEMENT's CP60 batching plant is planned for buyers who need more output than a small site plant without automatically moving to a high-capacity installation. Aggregate storage, weighing, powder transfer, water and admixture dosing, mixing, control, and truck discharge are configured as one coordinated production line. The 60 m³/h rating is a theoretical market reference; useful delivered output depends on recipes, material flow, cycle time, and vehicle exchange.
Product Advantages
Operational Priorities for a CP60 Batching Plant
Four operating priorities help buyers evaluate capacity, dosing, mixing, and dispatch before the project configuration is finalized.
Medium-Duty Output
AGICO's CP60 plant can be matched to steady ready-mix, infrastructure, industrial, or precast demand without oversizing the complete system.
Independent Weighing
The material weighing system of AGICO CEMENT separates aggregate, powder, water, and admixture dosing to support controlled recipes and calibration.
Forced Batch Mixing
AGICO's mixing section can be matched to a 1,000 L-class twin-shaft forced mixer after recipes, aggregate grading, and cycle requirements are confirmed.
Dispatch Visibility
The control package of AGICO CEMENT can coordinate recipe selection, batching status, alarms, records, and truck-loading rhythm for the operating team.
Working Process
From Material Storage to Vehicle Discharge
A useful CP60 cycle keeps replenishment, independent dosing, mixing, and truck exchange in balance rather than treating mixer speed as the only capacity factor.
Aggregate Feeding
A loader supplies the divided aggregate bins before weighing.
Separate Dosing
Cement, water, and admixture are measured through dedicated routes.
Controlled Mixing
Weighed materials enter the mixer according to the confirmed recipe.
Timed Discharge
Fresh concrete is discharged to the receiving truck for dispatch.
Plant Configuration
Material Storage, Transfer and Weighing
Aggregate fractions, working storage, loader access, powder routes, water supply, and admixture dosing are planned together. The number of bins and silos follows actual recipes and replenishment intervals rather than a generic drawing.
Mixing, Control and Vehicle Discharge
Mixer selection, batch volume, wear protection, PLC functions, records, service access, and discharge clearance are matched to concrete demand and the receiving fleet. This keeps the nominal cycle connected to useful site output.
Applications
CP60 for Building Projects
Medium-volume concrete supply for suitable industrial, commercial, and general building schedules.
CP60 for Infrastructure
Planned batching for road, bridge, railway, and municipal work after peak-placement demand is reviewed.
CP60 for Water Projects
Controlled supply for suitable water conservancy and hydropower construction under project-specific requirements.
CP60 for Ready-Mix Supply
Repeatable production for a regional ready-mix yard when truck dispatch and material replenishment match the plant cycle.
Company Documents
AGICO Company Qualification Documents
These company documents are shown for qualification review only. They are not CP60 product certifications, and their applicable scope and validity must be confirmed from the original records before contractual use.
ISO 9001 Document
Quality Management Document
EAC Declaration Document
GOST R Seismic Document
Request a CP60 Configuration Review
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Technical Parameters
The following figures are published HZS60F market-reference data from SANY. They describe one documented 60 m³/h configuration and are not fixed AGICO specifications.
| Parameter | SANY HZS60F Market Reference |
| Theoretical output | 60 m³/h |
| Mixer model | JS1000 |
| Nominal mixer capacity | 1,000 L/batch |
| Cycle period | 60 s |
| Maximum aggregate size | 60 mm |
| Aggregate storage | 3 × 10 m³ |
| Powder storage | 2 × 50 t |
| Discharge height | 4 m (optional) |
| Installed capacity | 100 kW |
| Aggregate weighing accuracy | ±2% |
| Cement / fly ash / water / additive accuracy | ±1% |
The above data is provided for preliminary reference only. Actual plant capacity, mixer configuration, storage volume, power demand, discharge height, control functions, and overall dimensions must be confirmed according to your concrete recipes, site conditions, utilities, operating schedule, and specific project requirements.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers to common CP60 batching plant selection, output, installation, and configuration questions.
Is 60 m³/h the guaranteed site output?
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No. It is a theoretical rating under defined cycle assumptions. Real output depends on recipe, mixer cycle, material flow, operator practice, truck exchange, and site conditions.
How should aggregate-bin capacity be selected?
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Start with the number of aggregate fractions, hourly consumption, loader cycle, and replenishment frequency. Storage should support the operating plan without obstructing site traffic.
Can the CP60 use more than one powder or admixture?
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Additional silos, screw conveyors, weigh hoppers, or liquid dosing routes may be considered according to the approved recipes and required changeover practice.
What information is needed for a proposal?
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Provide required output, concrete grades, raw materials, local voltage, site drawing, climate, truck interface, operating hours, and environmental requirements.
