VOLUMETRIC CONCRETE MIXER

APPLICATIONS

With its patented chain delivery system, the Zim-Mixer actively cuts maintenance expenses, streamlines scheduling, tightens cost control, and eliminates waste in various industry segments.

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Location

  • Construction Sites
  • Remote Locations
  • Retail
  • Residential

Infrastructure

  • Bridge Deck Overlays
  • Dams
  • Railroads
  • Airports
  • Tunnels
  • Foundations
  • Sidewalks/curbs
  • Pools
  • Patios

Specification

  • Latex Modified
  • Pervious Concrete
  • Precast
  • Flowable Fill
  • Rapid Setting
  • Concrete
  • Shotcrete
  • Polyester
  • Gunite

Government

  • Military
  • D.O.T.
  • Municipal

Finding the Right Fit for Your Concrete Projects

Is a volumetric mixer a better fit for my application than a traditional drum truck?

For most applications, absolutely. First and foremost, you gain total control over your schedule with zero dependence on drum truck delivery times. Traditional transit trucks carry pre-mixed concrete that starts setting the moment it leaves the plant; a volumetric mixer produces fresh, high-spec concrete directly on-site. That means you mix only what you need to eliminate waste, make real-time adjustments for site weather, and pause or restart your pour whenever you need to—all without compromising quality.

Is a Zim-Mixer the right fit whether I'm buying concrete or producing it?

Yes. For concrete buyers, a Zim-Mixer ensures you pay only for what you pour while keeping delivery strictly on your schedule. For producers, it drastically reduces material waste and delivers maximum output.

How do I know the concrete will meet my project's specs?

Concrete quality is verified using standard fresh and hardened material tests, such as compressive strength (PSI). Every Zim-Mixer can be calibrated to hit your exact mix design, ensuring full compliance with project specifications.

Will a volumetric mixer meet the quality standards my application requires?

 
Yes. A Zim-Mixer easily meets any job standard or specification. In fact, independent VMMB testing proved that concrete produced by a volumetric mixer achieves higher compressive strength (PSI) than the identical mix delivered via drum truck—primarily because it is mixed fresh directly on the job site.