Concrete Mixer
Product Code : LSK-WT-10547
Concrete Mixer (SKU LSK-WT-10547) is a diesel-engine drum mixer with a drum capacity of about 240 litres, used to blend cement, sand, aggregate and water into uniform concrete or mortar. Construction trade workshops, polytechnic civil engineering departments and site training yards use it for practical concreting work. Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India to vocational institutes, colleges, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The mixer turns its drum at 16 to 26 rpm, a slow rotation that folds the ingredients together without separating the coarse aggregate. A diesel engine drives it, so the machine can work on open sites without a mains connection, and the drum holds approximately 240 litres per load.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-WT-10547 |
| Type | Drum concrete mixer |
| Drum capacity | Approx. 240 litres |
| Drum speed | 16–26 rpm |
| Power | Diesel engine |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Concrete Mixer
Trainees use the mixer to batch concrete and mortar by volume or weight, observe how mixing time affects workability, and supply fresh concrete for slabs, columns, blocks and test specimens. Because it is diesel driven, it can be set up in an outdoor practice yard away from workshop power points.
- Building-construction and masonry trades (TVET, ITI/NSQF): mixing mortar and concrete for walls, slabs and footings.
- Diploma and B.Tech civil engineering concrete technology: preparing trial mixes for slump and cube tests.
- Plant operation modules: starting, loading, discharging and cleaning a diesel mixer safely.
- Site practice projects: supplying concrete for model structures built by trainees.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Concrete Mixer is supplied as a single diesel-engine drum mixer as described above. The specification lists no separate accessories; any optional items, such as spare parts, are shown on the quotation for the model offered.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
You may request a quotation for one mixer or for several units across training sites, and each one states the packing, delivery time and price for the quantity requested. Vibrators, dumpers and other TVET workshop equipment for the same concreting practice can be listed on one quotation.
Science Lab Supplies holds an Importer-Exporter Code as a registered exporter and can ship to buyers in the Philippines, Nepal, Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda and South Africa. Send your enquiry through the contact page or add the item to the enquiry cart; tender buyers can also use the lab tender page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of the Concrete Mixer?
The drum holds approximately 240 litres. The usable batch of mixed concrete is normally smaller than the full drum volume, so plan batch sizes with your instructor or site engineer.
Does the mixer need mains electricity?
No. It is driven by a diesel engine, so it can run in outdoor training yards and on sites with no power supply. Diesel fuel and engine oil are handled by the user.
Who supplies the Concrete Mixer?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, for TVET institutes, polytechnics, construction contractors and distributors, together with other site and workshop tools.
What drum speed does it run at?
The drum rotates at 16 to 26 rpm, which keeps the mix turning steadily while cement paste coats the aggregate evenly.
Related Concreting Equipment
Mixing is only the first stage of concreting practice; the concrete must then be moved, placed and compacted. These four items from the Workshop Tools range carry the work through those stages, and they can be priced together with the mixer on a single quotation.
- Site Dumper — 4 x 4 dumper with 1500 litre skip for carrying mixed concrete.
- Builders Vibrator — 5.5 hp petrol poker vibrator for compacting pours.
- Poker Vibrator — lightweight vibrator for compacting test specimens.
- Vibrating Table — vibrates filled cube moulds during casting.
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Last updated: 25 September 2026
