Rapid International to highlight mixer and mobile batch plant

Among Rapid International’s will be the Rapid RP375 planetary mixer, which is said to be popular with both the precast and ready-mix industries. The Rapid RP375 mixer's planetary mixing action produces a homogenous mix ensuring high quality concrete every time, says the company, which will also offer information on the new Rapid Transbatch, the latest model from its mobile batching plant range.
March 27, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Among 316 Rapid International’s will be the Rapid RP375 planetary mixer, which is said to be popular with both the precast and ready-mix industries.

The Rapid RP375 mixer's planetary mixing action produces a homogenous mix ensuring high quality concrete every time, says the company, which will also offer information on the new Rapid Transbatch, the latest model from its mobile batching plant range.

A compact solution in mobile batching, the plant contains the popular 3m3 Rapid twin shaft mixer and is capable of achieving actual working outputs of up to 100m3/hour. The Transbatch folds and partly dismantles for transport and can be set up in as little as 2-3 hours.

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