Its main use will be to supplying concrete for piling works for overhead electrification. Mixing onsite allows for less traffic movements, less waste, improved concrete quality, improved work-ability and increased operational efficiency, Cubic3 says.
The 2.5 m3 mixer is twist-lock mounted and is loaded onto a rail trailer at a rail siding. It is then towed on track by a road rail vehicle (RRV) to the job site and the RRV loads it in-situ from either materials left at the location or from an additional trailer carrying materials for the concrete mix.
The compact mixer range has outputs of 25 m3 per hour.
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