
JW400 Pan Concrete Mixer
JW400 is a stationary pan mixer: the vessel stays upright while the mixing assembly works through the batch. Original photographs show the pan, drive, lower outlet area and workshop units.
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Original supplier photographs and component panels. Engine, colour, fitted equipment and packing examples may differ from the quoted delivery.
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This compact mixer has a drum, electric motor, hand-push frame and tipping handles. It is suited to a small batch workflow where ingredients are loaded at the mixer and the mix is discharged into a nearby container.
| Source-listed mixing power | 2.5KW |
|---|---|
| Source-listed charging capacity | 240L |
| Source-listed discharge capacity | 240L |
| Source-listed rotation speed | 29r/min |
| Listed overall dimensions | 865*690*500mm |
| Listed machine weight | 58 kg |
| Electrical options; selected version to confirm | 110 /220 V / Customizable |
| Parameters to confirm | Send an enquiry to confirm missing parameters, model identity and the exact supplied assembly. |
This compact mixer has a drum, electric motor, hand-push frame and tipping handles. It is suited to a small batch workflow where ingredients are loaded at the mixer and the mix is discharged into a nearby container. Original supplier panels show the drum interior, motor and packing; the separate multi-model panel is not treated as this machine’s gallery.
The source lists 240L, 2.5KW, 29r/min and 58 kg, with 110 /220 V / Customizable electrical choices. It repeats 240L as both charging and reclaiming capacity. Confirm actual usable batch output instead of assuming a full drum produces that amount of mixed concrete. Ask whether the dimensions describe a complete assembled mixer or packed components.
State the material recipe, aggregate size, quantity per batch and intended receiving container. A nominal drum size is not the same as practical mixed output. Check the loading height, tipping clearance, access route and electrical supply; a hand-push frame is for local positioning, not proof of road-towing capability.
Ask whether the drum, frame, wheels, motor and tipping controls arrive assembled or packed separately. Request the correct operating manual and availability of the belt, gears, bearings and other wear parts for this actual version. Confirm the cleaning and inspection schedule with the supplier rather than borrowing a procedure from a visually similar mixer.
Send an enquiry to confirm missing parameters, model identity and the exact supplied assembly.


This compact mixer has a drum, electric motor, hand-push frame and tipping handles. It is suited to a small batch workflow where ingredients are loaded at the mixer and the mix is discharged into a nearby container. Original supplier panels show the drum interior, motor and packing; the separate multi-model panel is not treated as this machine’s gallery.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Send an enquiry to confirm missing parameters, model identity and the exact supplied assembly.
Do not assume so. Confirm useful charging and mixed output for the intended recipe.
The source lists options, not a confirmed multi-voltage motor. Specify the site supply and request the supplied motor plate.
Do not infer that from a general attribute or a photo. Agree the included water equipment and dosing arrangement separately.
Confirm assembly state, package dimensions, motor version, tipping mechanism and the matching wear-parts list and manual.
The source lists 240L, 2.5KW, 29r/min and 58 kg, with 110 /220 V / Customizable electrical choices. It repeats 240L as both charging and reclaiming capacity. Confirm actual usable batch output instead of assuming a full drum produces that amount of mixed concrete. Ask whether the dimensions describe a complete assembled mixer or packed components.
State the material recipe, aggregate size, quantity per batch and intended receiving container. A nominal drum size is not the same as practical mixed output. Check the loading height, tipping clearance, access route and electrical supply; a hand-push frame is for local positioning, not proof of road-towing capability.

JW400 is a stationary pan mixer: the vessel stays upright while the mixing assembly works through the batch. Original photographs show the pan, drive, lower outlet area and workshop units.
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The pictured hand-push mixer uses an electric drive and tipping handles to discharge a small batch. The original structure and component panels show the motor, drum and wheels.
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The source photographs show an orange drum mixer with a circular tipping wheel and two transport wheels. The actual workshop view is used rather than a recreated product angle.
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