MOBICOM 30 is purchased by contractors who follow projects across multiple sites in a single season — highway construction crews, regional precast distributors, and ready-mix operators serving short-term jobsite contracts. The mobile chassis is the key advantage: a project that lasts 6 months no longer requires a 3–4 week site-preparation phase before first concrete production. MOBICOM 30 is on site and producing within hours of arrival.
What Mobicom 30 Produces
MOBICOM 30 produces ready-mixed concrete at a rated capacity of 30 m³/h. The configurable mixer (selected at the engineering stage) covers ready-mix concrete (low and high slump), dry-mix concrete, precast feedstock and specialty mixes. The chassis-mounted cement silo (as specified) holds enough stock for typical jobsite operation; external silos are added where higher buffer capacity is required.
Suitability Factors
MOBICOM 30 suits jobsites with: a flat load-bearing pad of approximately 200 m², road access for the single-trailer delivery, electrical supply matching 70 kVA, and water supply. Sites without these basics still benefit from the mobile design — temporary supply (diesel generator, water bowser) can be provided alongside, and MOBICOM 30 starts producing while permanent utilities are being installed.
Operating Considerations
MOBICOM 30 requires standard maintenance — daily walkaround checks, weekly grease points, monthly wear-plate inspection, quarterly overhauls. The road-legal chassis dimensions (8(L) x 2.3(W) x 2.5(H) meters) allow movement between jobsites without disassembly and without special-load permits in most countries. Movement preparation is typically a single shift: drain the cement silo, disconnect utilities, fold any extendable elements, drive away.
Comparison To Alternatives
Compared to stationary plants, MOBICOM 30 sacrifices peak capacity for mobility — for projects that move every 6–12 months, the lifetime cost-per-cubic-metre is lower despite the higher capital cost. Compared to compact stationary plants, Mobicom 30 eliminates the foundation pad and is genuinely transportable as a single unit. For projects that stay on one site for multiple years, a stationary or compact plant is generally more economical.
