IMER ORU DAY CONCRETE BATCHING PLANTS

IMER batching plants offer an output range of approximately 35 to 300 cubic metres per hour, depending on the specific model, configuration, and site setup.

The typical lead time for IMER batching plants is approximately 8–12 weeks from order confirmation. This timeframe allows for manufacturing, factory testing, and preparation for delivery to site.
 

The system can be supplied as either a skip-fed or conveyor-fed configuration, depending on your site layout, production requirements, and operational preferences.

No, IMER batching plants do not use a back weigh system. Instead, they have a weigh belt system, which continuously measures materials as they are conveyed into the plant.

The typical installation time for IMER batching plants is approximately 2–3 weeks, depending on the plant model, site conditions, and overall project scope. This timeframe includes mechanical assembly, electrical installation, integration of ancillary equipment, and system checks.

Yes, craneage is required for installing IMER batching plants. A suitable crane is needed to safely lift and position major plant components during assembly, including aggregate bins, silos, mixers, and structural parts.

IMER batching plants must be positioned on a suitable concrete slab or hardstanding that can safely support their weight when fully loaded. A ground engineer should carry out a site survey to assess ground conditions and confirm the slab specification, including thickness, load-bearing capacity, and reinforcement.