Concrete Batching Plant

Q: What is the difference between dry mix and wet mix?

• Dry Batching: In this model, all raw materials except water are mixed in the main pot (mixer) and then transferred to the truck mixer where water is added. This type is more suitable for long transport distances.• Wet Batching: In this model, all materials including water are combined in the central mixer of the equipment, and fully ready concrete exits the machine. This model guarantees more uniform concrete quality. Our experts will recommend the best option based on your project type and needs.

Q: What is the production capacity of Tarahan Machinery batching plants?

We design and build a wide range of batching plants at different capacities, from workshop models at 30 m³/h to large industrial stations exceeding 120 m³/h. Capacity can also be customized to your project's needs.

Q: Do you provide installation, commissioning, and operator training?

Yes — our specialist technical team takes full responsibility for installing and commissioning the machine at your project site. We also give your operators complete training on correct operation and maintenance.

Q: How are after-sales service and spare-parts supply provided?

At Tarahan we are confident in our products' durability and performance. All machines come with a solid warranty and extensive after-sales service. Standard and consumable spare parts are also supplied as fast as possible to prevent your production line from stopping.

Q: What sets Tarahan Machinery batching plants apart from other manufacturers?

We focus on three principles: high precision, excellent machine performance, and fast support. We use European weighing systems (load-cells) for flawless material-mixing accuracy, thicker steel plates for the toughest conditions, and advanced automation for easy operation.

Q: I need a machine for a specific project on a tight schedule. Which model gives me the fastest return?

Instead of pushing a fixed, pricier model, our experts first analyze your project's needs (daily concrete volume, available space, etc.). Then they propose the optimal solution — whether mobile models for fast start-up or stationary for mass production — to save you time and cost.

Q: Can the machine be customized for the project site?

Yes — this is one of Tarahan Machinery's biggest advantages. Our engineering team can design and execute the plant layout — including the position of cement silos and the material stockpile — according to your site's plan and constraints.

Q: How long is the full process from order to the machine running?

We are committed to your schedule. After the contract is finalized, manufacturing takes 60–70 working days. On-site installation, commissioning, and training usually finish within 7–15 days, after which the machine is ready for full operation.

Q: If a technical issue occurs during operation, how quickly can I get support?

Our technical support teams are ready to resolve the issue in person or by phone in under 24 hours, ensuring your machine runs without interruption.

Q: How do I get an accurate, technical price quote for the machine?

For the fastest, most accurate quote, please tell our experts your required capacity (m³/h), the mix type (dry or wet), and the exact project location. This helps us propose the best technical and financial solution for you.

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Portable Batching Plants

Tarahan Machinery's portable batching plant is the peak of innovation in ease of transport and setup. Designed as an all-in-one unit, it is moved by a single trailer with no need for reinstallation or reassembly. The portable plant is the best choice for short-term or temporary projects, or for contractors who constantly move between different sites.

Key Features

Transported as a single unit on just one trailer

No on-site installation or assembly needed

Fully eliminates crane, cabling, and piping costs

Very fast start-up (ready within hours)

Ideal for multiple projects and space-limited sites

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Why Tarahan Machinery?

More Than a Decade of Expertise and Experience

Years of experience in the specialized design and manufacture of all kinds of batching plants.

Unrivaled Manufacturing Quality

Using the best materials and world-standard components in manufacturing.

Smart Control System

Advanced Arabic/English control panels with programming and reporting.

Guaranteed High Equipment Precision

Digital weighing systems with highly sensitive load-cells to ensure an accurate mix.

Warranty and After-Sales Service

Tarahan's expert technical team, ready to offer a 12-month warranty and 10 years of after-sales service.

Custom Solutions

The ability to design and build a batching plant tailored to your project's specific needs.

Types of Tarahan Machinery Batching Plants

All our plant types — stationary, mobile, or portable — follow a precise, engineered process:

Material Storage: Aggregates are stored in separate sections of the aggregate feeder.

Precise Weighing: The automatic control system issues the weighing command. Aggregates and cement are weighed separately by digital scales fitted with load-cells at very high precision.

Transfer to Mixer: The weighed aggregate is carried by a conveyor belt, and the weighed cement by the cement screw, into the mixer.

Final Mixing: In the mixer, water (measured by a precise meter) and admixtures are added to the mix, and mixing is done by the mixer's powerful arms (such as a twin-shaft or pan mixer) to produce fully homogeneous concrete.

Discharge: The ready concrete is discharged to load into a transit mixer and haul it to the project site.

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Types of Concrete Batching – Tarahan Machinery

At Tarahan Machinery, aware of the varied needs of construction projects, we design and build three main types of batching plants. Each model is optimized for specific conditions:

Stationary Batching Plant

The Tarahan stationary batching plant is a professional choice for ready-mix production in projects needing continuous, precise, high-capacity output. These machines are designed for permanent installation and require a proper foundation, industrial power, water plumbing, and adequate space. Using a stationary plant in projects such as dam building, highway construction, precast-concrete factories, or long-term projects is economical and efficient. With the ability to make both dry and wet concrete, this type guarantees concrete quality and boosts the efficiency of large civil projects.

The difference between dry and wet batching in stationary models

The price of a batching plant is not a fixed number; it depends on several factors. Understanding them helps you make a more informed choice:

Dry Mix: In this system, the raw concrete materials (aggregate and cement) go, after weighing, directly into the transit mixer without being mixed with water. Water is added in the truck and mixing happens on the way to the project. This method suits longer haul distances.

Wet Mix: In this system, all materials — including water — are fully mixed in the plant's central mixer (such as a twin-shaft mixer), and the concrete comes out ready and homogeneous. This method offers the highest concrete quality and is ideal for shorter haul distances (under 30 minutes).

Advantages:

Highest possible production capacity

Outstanding durability and strength for 24/7 operation

Unmatched precision and consistency in output concrete quality

High customizability and the option to add extra equipment

Disadvantages:

High initial investment cost

Needs an extensive foundation and civil works

Installation and commissioning take time

Cannot be relocated after installation

Mobile Batching Plant

The mobile batching plant, also known as Mobile, is a modern, efficient solution for producing concrete at the project site. Tarahan Machinery's engineers designed it to solve space constraints and the need to relocate, placing all its components on a single wheeled chassis. This lets contractors produce quality concrete at lower cost and higher speed — especially for projects in remote, hard-to-reach areas. By removing the need for complex concrete foundations and cutting long-distance concrete-transport costs, these plants greatly boost construction efficiency.

Advantages:

Very easy transport and relocation between projects

Quick installation and start-up without civil works

Big cut in concrete-transport and side costs

Guaranteed concrete quality and freshness by producing on-site

Disadvantages:

Usually lower capacity than stationary models

May not suit some very specialized concretes

Higher wear with very frequent relocation

Portable Batching Plant

Tarahan's portable batching plant is one of the most popular and practical pieces of equipment in construction. It is designed as an all-in-one unit, ready to operate with no on-site installation, for short-term projects that need constant relocation. Its popularity comes from its extremely easy transport and remarkable setup speed: the machine sits entirely on one chassis and is moved by a single trailer. It suits contractors working on multiple projects who need to move the plant quickly between sites. If your project is short-term, temporary, or spread across several locations, the portable plant is a completely economical and practical choice.

Advantages:

The fastest possible relocation and setup

All-in-one design; no dismantling and reassembly needed

Fully eliminates crane, cabling, and piping costs

Far lower transport cost than the stationary model

Disadvantages:

More limited capacity than stationary and some mobile models

Not economical for very large, long-term projects

Usually uses smaller mixers (pan or drum)

Comprehensive Comparison of Batching Plant Types

Feature / parameter	Stationary batching plant	Mobile batching plant	Portable batching plant
Main design goal	Mass, long-term production in one place	Flexibility and multiple projects	Maximum relocation and setup speed
Production Capacity	30–160 m³/h depending on model	30–120 m³/h depending on model	30–120 m³/h depending on model
Mobility Capability	None	By trailer truck	As one unit on a single trailer
Installation & setup time	Long (a few weeks)	Fast (a few days)	Very fast (a few hours)
Foundation needed	Required and extensive	Minimal or none	Not Required
Side costs (install, transport)	Very high (crane, cabling, piping)	Medium	Very low (almost zero)
Space required	Very Large	Medium	Small
Ideal project	Dams, airports, ready-mix plants	Road building, scattered urban projects	Temporary projects, multiple sites
Maintenance complexity	Top	Medium	Low

Main Components of a Batching Plant

Every batching plant, whatever its type, is made up of key components. Understanding how they work helps you grasp the functional differences between the stationary, mobile, and portable models.

1. Aggregate feeder (hopper)

This section has separate metal bins to store the different aggregates (such as pea gravel, medium gravel, and sand). Pneumatic (cylinder) gates beneath these bins discharge a set amount of material onto the weighing belt. A vibrator mounted on the sand-hopper wall prevents wet sand from sticking and eases discharge.

Difference across plant types: In stationary plants, feeders are usually larger with higher storage. In mobile and portable models, feeders are part of the main chassis and more compact for easier transport.

2. Weighing system (scales)

The weighing system is the heart of the plant's precision. Each raw material (aggregate, cement, water, admixtures) has its own digital scale. Using 3 or 4 highly sensitive load-cells, these scales measure the materials' weight precisely and send it to the control system.

Difference across plant types: This system works the same in all three types, because precision is a non-negotiable principle. In portable and mobile models, these systems are installed fully integrated and factory-calibrated.

3. Material-transfer system (conveyor)

After weighing, the aggregate must be moved to the mixer. This is done by one or more powerful conveyor belts driven by an electric motor and gearbox.

Difference across plant types: In the stationary plant, the belts are long and fixed. In the portable model, the belt is designed to fold so it takes less space during transport — a big logistical advantage.

4. Silos and cement screw

Cement is stored in vertical metal silos to keep it away from moisture. To move cement from the silo to the cement scale and then to the mixer, a screw conveyor called the cement screw is used.

Difference across plant types: Cement silos are usually a separate component installed alongside all three types. Their number and capacity vary with the project's needs.

5. The mixer

The most important part for producing wet concrete is the mixer. Here all materials are mixed together to make homogeneous concrete. Mixer types include the pan mixer, single-shaft, and twin-shaft. The twin-shaft mixer offers the highest mixing quality.

Difference across plant types: High-capacity stationary and mobile plants usually use twin-shaft mixers. Portable and lower-capacity models may use a pan or drum mixer.

6. Control room and panel

The plant is commanded from the control room and panel. Here the operator manages the whole process from inside the cabin via a computerized (PLC) control panel.

Note that the Tarahan Machinery control system can store 20 mix designs, offers manual and automatic control, reporting, and internet connectivity for online troubleshooting.

Difference across plant types: In stationary models the operator room is a separate structure. In mobile and portable plants, the control cabin is integrated onto the machine's main chassis.

Batching Buying Guide: Which Equipment is Right for You?

Choosing the right batching plant is an important investment. To decide correctly, answer the following questions:

1. What is your project's scale and duration?

Huge, long-term projects (over 2 years): The stationary plant is the best choice.

Multiple or mid-term projects (6 months to 2 years): The mobile plant offers flexibility and economy.

Short, scattered projects (under 6 months): The portable plant, with its unmatched relocation speed, is ideal.

2. Do you face space constraints on-site?

If your space is limited, mobile and portable plants suit better.

3. What is your initial budget and side costs?

The stationary plant has the highest initial and installation cost.

Price of Tarahan Machinery Concrete Batching

The price of a batching plant — stationary, mobile, or portable — varies by model, capacity, and equipment, and is quoted on request. For an accurate quote, contact our experts.

Factors that affect the batching plant price

The price of a batching plant is not a fixed number; it depends on several factors. At Tarahan Machinery we believe transparency here is the customer's right. The most important factors determining the final price are:

Machine Type: Stationary, mobile, and portable plant prices differ due to differences in design and structure.

Production Capacity: A machine with 120 m³/h capacity is pricier than a 30 m³ model.

Mixer Type: A twin-shaft mixer costs more than a pan mixer due to its complexity and higher mixing quality.

Number and Capacity of Cement Silos: The more silos and the higher their capacity, the higher the price.

Control and Automation System: How advanced the control panel and management software are affects the final price.

Parts Quality: At Tarahan Machinery we use standard parts from reputable global brands (Motogen, European load-cells, etc.), which directly affects the product's quality and price.

Safety Tips for Installing a Concrete Production Station

The plant site must be completely level, solid, and properly drained.

For stationary plants, execute the foundation precisely per the engineering drawings.

Earthing (grounding) for all electrical equipment is essential.

Provide enough space for the loader and transit mixer to move safely around the plant.

Safety guards for moving parts such as the conveyor belt and screw.

Service & Maintenance of the Batching Plant for Maximum Lifespan

Daily Cleaning: The mixer and other parts in contact with concrete should be thoroughly cleaned at the end of each working day to prevent concrete hardening.

Weekly Greasing: Bearings, ball bearings, and other moving parts should be regularly greased according to manufacturer instructions.

Monthly Inspection: The condition of conveyor belt rubber, gearbox oil, load cell performance, and pneumatic connections should be checked and tightened monthly.

Use of Original Spare Parts: To maintain equipment performance and safety, always use standard spare parts approved by Tarahan Machinery.

After-Sales Service and Warranty: Tarahan Machinery's Commitment

Tarahan Machinery provides clear after-sales service and warranty for all batching plants — stationary, mobile, and portable — reflecting its confidence in product quality and its focus on customer satisfaction:

12-month post-sale warranty on the batching plant

10 years of after-sales service and spare-parts supply

Phone and online (video) support for quick answers and fixing minor issues.

A user manual and training videos to help set up the machine correctly.

Dispatching a specialist to the project site within 48 hours of a customer's request.

Tarahan Stationary Batching Plants

Stationary Batching Plant Models

Batching Plant 160

Batching Plant 100

Batching Plant 120

Batching Plant 140

Batching Plant 30

Batching Plant 60

Batching Plant 80 S.BP

Mobile Batching Plants

Mobile Batching Plant Models

Mobile Batching Plant M.BP 30

Mobile Batching Plant M.BP 60

Mobile Batching Plant M.BP 100

Mobile Batching Plant M.BP 120

Portable Batching Plants

Portable Batching Plant Models

Portable Batching Plant 30

Portable Batching Plant 60

Portable Batching Plant 100

Portable Batching Plant 120

Why Tarahan Machinery?

What is a Batching Plant?

Types of Tarahan Machinery Batching Plants

Types of Concrete Batching – Tarahan Machinery

Stationary Batching Plant

The difference between dry and wet batching in stationary models

Mobile Batching Plant

Portable Batching Plant

Comprehensive Comparison of Batching Plant Types

Main Components of a Batching Plant

1. Aggregate feeder (hopper)

2. Weighing system (scales)

3. Material-transfer system (conveyor)

4. Silos and cement screw

5. The mixer

6. Control room and panel

Batching Buying Guide: Which Equipment is Right for You?

1. What is your project's scale and duration?

2. Do you face space constraints on-site?

3. What is your initial budget and side costs?

Price of Tarahan Machinery Concrete Batching

Factors that affect the batching plant price

Safety Tips for Installing a Concrete Production Station

Service & Maintenance of the Batching Plant for Maximum Lifespan

After-Sales Service and Warranty: Tarahan Machinery's Commitment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between dry mix and wet mix?

What is the production capacity of Tarahan Machinery batching plants?

Do you provide installation, commissioning, and operator training?

How are after-sales service and spare-parts supply provided?

What sets Tarahan Machinery batching plants apart from other manufacturers?

I need a machine for a specific project on a tight schedule. Which model gives me the fastest return?

Can the machine be customized for the project site?

How long is the full process from order to the machine running?

If a technical issue occurs during operation, how quickly can I get support?

How do I get an accurate, technical price quote for the machine?