| Customization: | Available |
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| Certification: | ISO9000 |
| Transmission Type: | Automatic |
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Self-loading mixer trucks are specialized transport vehicles for transporting concrete from mixing plants to construction sites. They are usually modified from second-class general-purpose vehicle chassis and equipped with concrete mixing devices. A self-loading mixer truck is generally composed of a unloading system, rear support, operating system, electrical system, mixer tank assembly, auxiliary beam, front support, hydraulic transmission system, water supply system and vehicle chassis. The power source of the self-loading mixer truck is the car engine. The car engine not only provides the power for the self-loading mixer truck to move and transport but also drives the rotation of the mixing drum. The power take-off device extracts the power to drive the variable pump in the hydraulic system of the self-loading mixer truck. The variable pump then transmits the power to the quantitative motor. All existing self-loading mixer trucks are equipped with constant speed control devices. To ensure that the output speed of the motor does not change with the variation of the engine speed, thereby ensuring that the quality of the concrete is not affected. After the motor drives the reducer, it reduces the rotational speed and increases the torque, driving the mixing drum to rotate and completing a series of self-feeding mixer truck functions such as mixing. The mixing system of the self-loading mixer truck can ensure that the concrete does not segrege or solidify within one and a half hours
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