HZS90
Large contractors and medium ready-mix operations with controlled peak demand.
Purchase decision comparison
HZS90 vs HZS120 for growing concrete demand
HZS90 can cover substantial contractor demand; HZS120 becomes stronger when sustained dispatch, larger mixer batches and commercial ready-mix growth justify the additional scope.
HZS120
High-output projects, commercial ready-mix and buyers needing stronger production reserve.
Decision boundary
Do not select from nameplate capacity alone. Compare utilization, delivery scope, site constraints and lifecycle cost using auditable project inputs.
Evidence checklist
Inputs required before the factory freezes configuration
- Peak order book and daily dispatch target
- Mixer batch size and truck fleet
- Cement/SCM silo demand
- Aggregate replenishment rate
- Revenue gained from extra production reserve
Model comparison table
| Model | Capacity | Mixer | Batcher | Typical buyer | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HZS25 | 25 m3/h | JS500 | PLD800 | small contractors, rural roads and compact jobsites | $28,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS35 | 35 m3/h | JS750 | PLD1200 | building contractors and municipal maintenance | $36,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS50 | 50 m3/h | JS1000 | PLD1600 | medium construction projects and precast supply | $52,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS60 | 60 m3/h | JS1000 | PLD1600 | ready-mix startups and contractors needing stable output | $68,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS75 | 75 m3/h | JS1500 | PLD2400 | commercial concrete suppliers and bridge projects | $86,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS90 | 90 m3/h | JS1500 | PLD2400 | large contractors and infrastructure projects | $118,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS120 | 120 m3/h | JS2000 | PLD3200 | high-output ready-mix plants | $168,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS180 | 180 m3/h | JS3000 | PLD4800 | major infrastructure and city concrete supply | $238,000+ | Ask Price |
| HZS240 | 240 m3/h | JS4000 | PLD5600 | large commercial concrete production bases | $320,000+ | Ask Price |
Request a side-by-side engineering review
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FAQ
Buyer questions
Should I choose HZS90 or HZS120?
Choose from verified demand and site constraints. HZS90: Large contractors and medium ready-mix operations with controlled peak demand. HZS120: High-output projects, commercial ready-mix and buyers needing stronger production reserve.
What must be confirmed before final configuration?
Confirm peak and daily concrete demand, destination, electrical supply, aggregate condition, storage scope, land, delivery route and commissioning schedule.
Is theoretical output the same as delivered project output?
No. Actual output depends on recipe, aggregate moisture and grading, weighing cycle, truck movement, material replenishment, maintenance and site management.