HZS120

The HZS120 concrete batching plant is the configuration most projects settle on when one site has to feed steady ready-mix output. A theoretical capacity of 120 m³/h comes from an MAO3000/2000 twin-shaft mixer working with a PLD3200 four-bin aggregate batching machine. Four aggregate fractions are stored and weighed separately before the belt carries them to the mixer.
Aggregate bins hold 4 × 20 m³. Cement, fly ash, water and additives each run their own weighing system, so every batch follows the mix design instead of a combined hopper total. Discharge height reaches 4.1 m, enough for standard transit mixers without ramps. Computer control records batch data for production reporting and delivery notes.
Layouts for the HZS120 concrete batching plant usually assume a 300,000 m³ annual programme or a dedicated commercial supply contract. Buyers comparing the 90 and 120 models should look at truck cycle time rather than the nameplate figure, because real output tracks how quickly mixers return to the loading point.
Installation needs a level foundation, a power supply sized for mixer motors and conveyors, and silo capacity matched to daily cement consumption. TXMixing builds the HZS120 concrete batching plant with bolted cement silo options and ships components in standard containers for overseas projects.