JS1000

The JS1000 concrete mixer handles one cubic metre per batch through a twin-shaft forced design. Two 18.5 kW mixing motors and a 15 kW lifting motor give 55 kW installed power, with a nominal discharge of 1,000 litres and a rated output near 35 m³/h in continuous plant duty.
Forced counter-current mixing brings cement, aggregate and water to a uniform state in a short cycle, which suits ready-mix supply and precast work alike. Wear-resistant blades and liners form part of the specification, and the discharge gate opens fast enough to keep truck loading tight.
The JS1000 concrete mixer appears as the main unit in HZS50 and HZS60 plants, and it also runs standalone with a PLD batching machine or a simple hopper feed. Drive options include single motor, cycloid and planetary arrangements, each with a different starting current and spare parts list, so the choice deserves a look before the order.
Sizing the plant around the mixer settles most of the rest. Match the batching machine to batch volume, confirm aggregate top size, and check the foundation against the loaded weight. A JS1000 concrete mixer sheet should list motor power, blade count and discharge height, since the last figure decides whether standard trucks fit under the chute.