Used Concrete Mixer Truck

This SINOTRUK HOWO 6×4 concrete mixer moves 8–12 m³ per batch with an Eaton motor and pump driving a Bonfiglioli reducer - the three core driveline components sourced from the U.S. and Italy. The drum uses variable-angle double logarithmic spiral blades made of HG700 high-strength wear-resistant steel, achieving a discharge rate of ≥3 m³/min. Available in 336 hp, 371 hp, 380 hp, and 420 hp ratings with a low-inclination, large-volume tank for stable transport.

Low-CG Tank, Higher Stability

The drum sits at a reduced inclination angle and rides lower on the chassis than conventional designs, pulling the center of gravity downward. Less body roll through corners with a full load of wet concrete means safer transit on uneven site access roads - and fewer arrival-time surprises for the pour crew.

Twin-Output Intelligent Torque Control

The Eaton hydraulic motor adjusts output torque to the drum's real-time load - more twist when the mix is thick, less when it's flowing. Combined with anti-scattering discharge technology and lightweight construction, the system cuts spillage and fuel consumption without sacrificing drum RPM.

Zero Segregation, Zero Accumulation

Variable-angle double logarithmic spiral blades - validated through smooth-flow simulation - keep aggregate, sand, and cement paste uniformly distributed inside the drum. Internal flow holes and mixer baffles prevent material from piling up at the discharge end, even with stiff, low-slump mixes.

HG700 Wear-Resistant Steel Throughout

The full drum shell is high-strength steel. The blades are cut from HG700 - a wear-grade alloy that holds its profile through thousands of abrasive cycles. Automatic welding at the blade-to-drum interface eliminates the manual inconsistencies that cause early spalling on commodity mixers.

10% More Payload per Drum Rotation

Heightened and extended blade geometry lets the drum accept an extra cubic meter of concrete versus a same-volume tank with standard blade pitch. The 10% volume-utilization gain - verified on steep-gradient loading ramps - translates directly to fewer trips per foundation pour.

≥ 3 m³/min Discharge Speed

An optimized blade helix angle accelerates the concrete column toward the chute, hitting an industry-leading discharge rate. At the pour site, that means the drum empties fast enough to keep the pump truck fed without pauses - critical when the ready-mix plant is charging you by the hour.

Ro-Ro or Container Shipped

Concrete mixers are shipped via Ro-Ro vessel wherever the destination port supports it - the truck drives on and off under its own power with zero disassembly. For containerized shipments, the mixer body is separated from the chassis and both are secured in open-top or flat-rack containers with steel tie-downs.

Drum Locked for Transit

The mixer drum is mechanically locked to prevent rotation during sea transit - no chafing of internal blades against the drum wall, no seal damage from uncontrolled movement. The hydraulic system is drained and refilled with fresh oil upon arrival at your port.