Self-loading mixer in Senegal — case study
This case study is being prepared — the customer, model, daily output and delivery photos will be published once confirmed by the owner of the projects. Requested figures are never estimated.
Project information
| Country | Senegal |
| Port of discharge | Dakar |
| Model | To be confirmed |
| Daily output needed | To be confirmed |
To be published with the confirmed project details: site conditions, road access and the concrete demand that brought the customer to a self-loading mixer.
SolutionThe model is selected against the daily concrete demand of the site. Practical output ranges we quote from:
| Model | Drum | Practical output |
|---|---|---|
| LM-S2600 | 2.6 m³ | 80–100 m³ / 10 h |
| LM-S3500 | 3.5 m³ | 110–140 m³ / 10 h |
| LM-F3500 | 3.5 m³ | 110–140 m³ / 10 h |
| LM-A3500 | 3.5 m³ | 110–140 m³ / 10 h |
| LM-S4000 | 4.0 m³ | 120–160 m³ / 10 h |
| LM-A4500 | 4.5 m³ | 150–190 m³ / 10 h |
Loaded in parts in one 40' high-cube container: the cab, cement hopper and discharge chute are removed and secured inside, the drum is wrapped and loaded last, and the chassis is blocked on timber and cross-lashed — one container, one complete machine, reassembled at your site.
Delivery photos will be added from the actual shipment — no stock or third-party photos are used.
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