Apollo Carmix 4TT conquers Indian market
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Apollo Carmix 4TT conquers Indian market

Apollo Carmix Equipments, a joint venture of Carmix and Apollo Concrete Solutions is the only manufacturer of a front-loading truck mixer and is responsible for the sale of some Carmix models throughout India. Among these, the Apollo Carmix 4TT has conquered the Indian market for its maximum efficie...

Apollo Carmix Equipments, a joint venture of Carmix and Apollo Concrete Solutions is the only manufacturer of a front-loading truck mixer and is responsible for the sale of some Carmix models throughout India. Among these, the Apollo Carmix 4TT has conquered the Indian market for its maximum efficiency and high productivity with its unique features. Ideal for small construction sites, it is compact, agile and handy, with technologies and equipment for a perfect concrete Mix Design. Industrial design and technologies to increase productivity: Apollo Carmix 4TT is equipped with a drum rotating through 270° and a four-wheel drive steering system that can tackle slopes up to 30 per cent even at full load. All these features make it an ideal working tool, especially at difficult to reach jobsites or where there is little operating space. Every construction detail of Apollo Carmix 4TT is designed to facilitate the work of operators and maximise productivity on site. The front cab, for example, ensures great visibility of production phases. The hydraulic shovel, designed to ensure accurate loading of cement and aggregates, is controllable by Joymix. Moreover, the electronic weighing system provides concrete data to achieve a perfect Mix Design. Finally, the rear engine facilitates machine maintenance and balancing. A load-cell weighing system for perfect Mix-Design control: Apollo Carmix 4TT is equipped with a load-cell weighing system for the dosing, weighing and programming of any material to obtain a perfect Mix Design on site. It is composed of four load cells inside the mixing unit controlled from an on-board computer that serve as weight sensors directly where concrete is mixed. With maximum efficiency, reduced loading times and minimum costs for on-site concrete production, the Apollo Carmix 4TT is ideal for small construction sites.

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