Investing a few days of your team’s time in training courses will set you apart from your competitors and pay dividends in a short space of time. Why wait for the hard knocks when you can benefit from decades of knowledge within a few days?
By combining industry-leading standards with a commitment to advancing technology and continuously improving the capabilities of volumetric mixers, they will remain the tool of choice for versatile construction.
Versatility is the main advantage volumetric concrete mixers bring to underground utility infrastructure projects. For contractors, they minimize potential problems and snags throughout the project. Construction runs more cost-effectively, and projects finish faster. It’s a win-win situation for all stakeholders involved.
Are volumetric concrete mixers the future of construction? We believe so. The advantages are obvious: easy handling, convenient logistics, and cost savings will all benefit your project’s bottom line and help your business grow.
The major advantage of using a volumetric concrete mixer is having the ability to produce exceedingly precise formulations while ensuring excellent quality on-site. Additional benefits include
Managing so many vehicles and machines can undoubtedly be a hassle in the absence of a fleet management system.
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Managing a fleet isn’t easy. Keeping all those drivers accountable for their tasks. Ensuring your trucks are running the way they should. It’s a headache, one that many owners and operators in the concrete industry know all too well. Fortunately, a fleet management system can save you and your company a ton of problems. Thanks to GPS tracking, owners know exactly where their trucks are. They can also dispatch from the cloud and send operators wherever they need them to be. But what if you need more? What if you’d like to diagnose issues the minute they occur? What if you’d like to see how your concrete mixer is running in real time? Enter the ProAll Spider.
The Volumetric Mixer Manufacturers Bureau (VMMB) initiated a study to compare the quality of concrete produced by means of a volumetric mixer as compared to drum-mixed concrete. A third-party engineering testing firm was used to conduct field and laboratory tests and the accompanying report.
Over the past decade, manufacturers of mobile volumetric concrete mixers have seen a small but steadily growing number of customers either switching from drum mixers or adding volumetric mixers to their fleets … ‘Batch plants used to look at volumetric mixers as competition. As the technology in the volumetric mixers increase, they’re becoming accepted by the drum or the batch market’.