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CBP60S (HZS60) Stationary Concrete Batching Plant — 60 m³/h

The CBP60S is the entry-size stationary concrete batching plant in the TRUEMAX range — a fixed, permanent installation that produces ready-mix concrete at 60 m³/h on a 60-second automatic cycle. Built around a JS1000 twin-shaft mixer of 1,500 L dry / 1,000 L compacted capacity, it batches three types of aggregate from three 10 m³ bins, weighs cement, water and additive to ±1% accuracy and aggregate to ±2%, and runs fully automatically — or in manual mode at the touch of a switch. It is the small fixed plant in our line-up, sized for road and bridge projects, building sites and small ready-mix operations where a 60 m³/h output is a sound match to delivery and pour rates.

As a stationary plant, it is set on a prepared foundation at one site and runs there for the life of the project, with a cement silo and screw conveyor sized to the application — different from the mobile CBP60M, which has the same output on a chassis built to move between sites. It is built and tested at the TRUEMAX factory in Haining to ISO 9001:2015 and CE standards, with mixer options from our own production, SICOMA or BHS, and a choice of TRUEMAX or Italian Elettrondata (Betonwin) control system, supplied with a complete after-sales programme — three-minute response, 24-hour solutions, and remote intelligent service — within a line exported to more than 120 countries.

1. 60 m³/h on a 60-second cycle — Theoretical output of 60 cubic metres per hour from a 60-second automatic cycle — the entry-size stationary plant for steady ready-mix supply.

2. JS1000 twin-shaft compulsory mixer — The 1,500 L dry-fill / 1,000 L compacted-yield JS1000 with 2 × 22 kW drive gives quick, even mixing across the design mixes a small fixed plant has to cover. Optional SICOMA, BHS or TRUEMAX-produced twin-shaft mixers are available, with high-wear blades and liners, reliable shaft-end sealing and lubrication for long service life and easy maintenance.

3. Accurate weighing on every batch — A three-point pull-weighing structure with strong anti-interference; double-speed coarse and fine weighing on water and additive with valve cut-off; powder weigher, mixer and storage hopper linked with air-exchange compensation to avoid heading and pressing the scale. Result: ±1% on cement, water and additive; ±2% on aggregate.

4. Stable, anti-block batching system — Double-gate, double-speed control measuring discharge with automatic compensation and inching shut-off, plus a specific anti-block discharge-gate structure on the aggregate batcher and an anti-return liquid batcher that starts and discharges promptly — fewer blockages, better batching accuracy.

5. High-efficient conveying — Top European-brand screw conveyor with gradient-pitch blades that never block, plus a scientifically simulated process that removes idle time for a more compact cycle.

6. Intelligent control, two modes — The batching process is shown live and can be edited online; fully-automatic and manual modes switch on the fly; double-speed coarse/fine weighing with auto fall-distance compensation; full safety protections. Choose the TRUEMAX system or the Italian Elettrondata (Betonwin) industrial-PC system with top European electrical components.

7. Sealed for low dust and noise — All powdery materials are handled in a sealed state from loading and weighing through to discharge; the mixer and aggregate belt conveyor are fully enclosed, greatly reducing dust and noise — the “environmentally friendly” batching plant specified by clients with strict site limits.

8. TRUEMAX one-stop service — Pre-sale consultation and tailored configurations; on-site installation, commissioning and operator training; after-sale response within three minutes and solutions within 24 hours, with a remote intelligent service and self-diagnosis system supporting the plant in service.

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Technial Parameters

Item	Unit	CBP60S (HZS60)
Output
Theoretical Productivity	m³/h	60
Automatic Cycle Period	s	60
Mixing System
Mixer Model	/	JS1000 twin-shaft
Motor Power	kW	2 × 22
Nominal Capacity of Mixer	L	1500
Mixer Brand Options	/	TRUEMAX / SICOMA / BHS
Aggregate System
Max. Aggregate Size (Crushed Stone / Pebble)	mm	60 / 80
Aggregate Bin Capacity	m³	3 × 10
Number of Aggregate Types	/	3
Weighing Accuracy
Aggregate	kg	(833 ~ 2,500) ± 2%
Cement	kg	(200 ~ 600) ± 1%
Water	kg	(100 ~ 300) ± 1%
Additive	kg	(7 ~ 20) ± 1%
Power
Total Power (excl. silo & screw conveyor)	kW	70
Control System	/	TRUEMAX / Elettrondata (Betonwin) Italy

Dimensions & Working Range

The CBP60S is laid out around the JS1000 mixer at the centre, with the three-bin aggregate batcher and belt conveyor on one side, the cement silos and screw conveyors feeding powder into the weighing hoppers above the mixer, and the control room positioned for clear sight of the loading and discharge areas. Read the general arrangement together with the foundation drawing and silo layout to plan the plant footprint and concrete-truck flow.

Applications

The CBP60S suits projects whose pour rate matches a 60 m³/h supply — large enough for steady ready-mix output, small enough to install where space and budget are tight.

Road and highway construction

On road and highway projects, the plant produces concrete for pavements, kerbs and structures at a steady 60 m³/h, with the aggregate-bin and accuracy specification well matched to typical road mixes.

Bridge construction

For bridge piers, abutments and deck work, the ±1% cement and water accuracy supports the higher-grade mixes a bridge requires, with the twin-shaft mixer giving even results across batches.

Building and structural concrete

Small to mid-size building projects are served by a fixed plant on site — concrete reaches pours via truck mixer and either a stationary or truck-mounted line pump, then a placing boom or hose.

Small ready-mix (RMC) operations

As a small RMC plant for commercial supply, the CBP60S is a sound entry-size — large enough to serve a local market, simple enough to operate with a modest crew, with full automation when needed.

FAQs

What does the CBP60S produce, and how is the output measured?

It produces ready-mix concrete at a theoretical 60 m³/h on a 60-second automatic cycle. The “60” in the name is the theoretical productivity in cubic metres per hour; the “S” marks it as the stationary type. Actual output depends on mix design, materials and operation.

What kind of mixer does it use?

A JS1000 twin-shaft (compulsory) mixer as standard, with 1,500 L dry-fill / 1,000 L compacted-yield capacity and a 2 × 22 kW drive. Twin-shaft mixers are the industry standard for ready-mix because they mix quickly and evenly. SICOMA and BHS twin-shaft mixers are available on request as alternatives.

What batching accuracy does it achieve?

Cement, water and additive are weighed to ±1%, and aggregate to ±2% — the standard accuracy band for a stationary plant of this size. Accuracy is held by a three-point pull-weighing structure, double-speed coarse and fine weighing with auto fall-distance compensation, and air-exchange compensation between the powder weigher, mixer and storage hopper.

How is the CBP60S different from the mobile CBP60M?

Both produce 60 m³/h with the same JS1000 mixer. The CBP60S is stationary — set on a prepared foundation at one site for the life of the project. The CBP60M is mobile, configured to be relocated between sites. Pick the stationary plant for long-term ready-mix supply at one location; pick the mobile plant when the plant must move.

Is it suitable for fully-automatic operation?

Yes. The control system supports fully-automatic batching with synchronous on-line display and editing of the batching process, plus a manual mode that switches in at any time. Safety protections are built in across the system.

Does the price include cement silos and the screw conveyor?

Silos and screw conveyors are configured to your project and quoted separately — the 70 kW total power figure on the spec is for the main plant and does not include them. Tell us how many silos you need (and what capacity), and we will package the supply.

What is supplied, and what after-sales support do you provide?

Standard supply is the main plant — mixer, aggregate batcher and conveyor, weighing system, control room and switchgear; cement silos, screw conveyors, foundation design, installation, commissioning and operator training are configured and quoted to your project. TRUEMAX provides pre-sale consultation, on-site commissioning, three-minute service response and 24-hour solutions, plus a remote intelligent service and self-diagnosis system.

Where the CBP60S fits in the TRUEMAX batching-plant range

TRUEMAX builds concrete batching plants in three families: stationary (CBP60S, CBP120S, CBP180S, CBP240S), modular container-design (CBP180C, CBP240C) for fast erection, and mobile (CBP60M, CBP100M). The CBP60S is the entry-size of the stationary family — the small fixed plant for 60 m³/h work — with larger 120, 180 and 240 m³/h stationary models for higher demand. If your project needs the same output on a relocatable chassis, the CBP60M is the mobile equivalent. The fixed plant is the right pick for sustained supply at a single site.

How a batching plant fits in the concrete chain

A concrete batching plant is the start of the concrete chain. Aggregate, cement, water and additive are weighed, mixed in the twin-shaft mixer and discharged as ready-mix concrete; from there, a truck mixer carries the load to site, where a stationary or line concrete pump pushes it up the building and a placing boom distributes it across the floor. The CBP60S is the source — its 60 m³/h output and ±1% accuracy set the quality and rate at which the rest of the chain can operate.

Stationary, modular or mobile — picking the type

A stationary plant like the CBP60S is the right pick when concrete will be produced at one site for the long term — a city RMC operation, a large building project, a highway plant for a multi-year contract. A modular (container-design) plant suits projects that need a plant erected fast and then dismantled, with the container-frame structure quick to assemble and ship. A mobile plant earns its place when the plant has to follow the work, moving between sites every few months. The type is chosen on how long the plant stays in one place; capacity is chosen on hourly demand.