JS750

The JS750 concrete mixer sits between the compact 500 litre unit and the 1,000 litre commercial model. A 750 litre nominal discharge with a 1,200 litre input volume runs near 35 m³/h in a matched plant, driven by two 30 kW motors with 39 kW installed across the unit.
Twin-shaft forced mixing keeps the cycle short on plastic and dry-hard concrete, and the staggered blade pattern handles lightweight aggregate without separation at the discharge gate. A 7.5 kW winch and a 1.5 kW water pump complete the standard arrangement for yards where one crew loads, mixes and dispatches.
The JS750 concrete mixer works as the main unit of an HZS35 plant, paired with a PLD1200 aggregate batching machine. Small commercial yards, rural road contracts and precast shops with a steady but modest daily pour fit this configuration without paying for capacity they cannot fill.
Layout matters as much as capacity. Leave room for skip travel, keep the discharge side clear for trucks or buggies, and size the silo for two days of cement use. Ask for the blade and liner specification of the JS750 concrete mixer before ordering, because wear parts drive long-term cost.