Key Features :-

1. Drum Capacity (10/7 Cubic Feet or 300/200 Liters): The 10/7 cubic feet (300/200 liters) drum capacity indicates the volume of material that can be mixed at one time. This is ideal for medium-sized construction projects, allowing workers to mix enough concrete for various tasks without frequent reloading. The large capacity helps increase productivity on-site, saving time and reducing the number of batches needed.
2. Mixing Capacity of 300 Liters: This is a significant mixing capacity, allowing it to handle larger volumes of concrete in a single batch. A 300-liter mixing capacity is great for handling multiple smaller pours in a day, such as for foundations, driveways, or even floors. It ensures that you can make a substantial amount of concrete at once, which is time-saving for larger or continuous tasks.
3. Robust Motor or Air-Cooled Diesel Engine: The choice between an electric motor or a diesel engine provides flexibility depending on the power source available. The air-cooled diesel engine is typically more suitable for outdoor or remote job sites without easy access to electricity. Diesel engines are durable, efficient, and capable of providing the necessary power to ensure consistent mixing performance, especially in challenging conditions.
4. Tilting Drum and Steering Mechanism: The tilting drum allows for easy unloading of the mixed material, making it convenient for workers to pour the concrete where it’s needed.