Benninghoven's 100tonnes/hour mobile batch plant unveiled

April 21, 2015
Benninghoven is giving the Batchmix 100 mobile batching plant its world premiere at INTERMAT 2015. The new unit offers flexibility, mobility and reliability in a compact design that gives an output of 100tonnes/hour via four cold feed hoppers and a loading width of 3,600mm.
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