
200L Electric Drum Concrete Mixer
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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Original supplier photographs and component panels. Engine, colour, fitted equipment and packing examples may differ from the quoted delivery.
JW400
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.
| Source-listed drive power | 5.5kw |
|---|---|
| Source-listed mixing power | 5.5kW |
| Source-listed charging capacity | 400L |
| Source-listed discharge capacity | 300L |
| Listed overall dimensions | 1150*1150*1100mm |
| Supplier output claim; site conditions to confirm | 10-14M³/H |
| Listed machine weight | 320 kg |
| Parameters to confirm | Send an enquiry to confirm missing parameters, model identity and the exact supplied assembly. |
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. It is different from a tilting drum mixer; access to the discharge point and a receiving container should be planned with the installation.
The source separates a 400L charging capacity from 300L reclaiming capacity and lists 5.5kW with 320 kg. Those two capacities are not interchangeable. The speed field 21/35min is ambiguous and is not presented as confirmed rpm. The automatic-discharge and water-pump fields should be checked against the exact quote and photographs of the controls.
Specify the material recipe, aggregate grading, required batch quantity and where the mix will be discharged. Charging volume, discharge volume and hourly output describe different things. For a pan mixer, also agree the paddle arrangement, wear parts and clearance below the outlet before deciding how to feed the next stage.
Request the electrical plate, mounting or support drawing, guarding arrangement and operating manual. Ask which paddles, liners, bearings and drive parts are available and how the discharge arrangement is supplied. Mixing and maintenance procedures should be those for the delivered assembly, not copied from a drum mixer.
Send an enquiry to confirm missing parameters, model identity and the exact supplied assembly.




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. It is different from a tilting drum mixer; access to the discharge point and a receiving container should be planned with the installation.
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.
No. Use the separately quoted useful discharge capacity for the actual recipe.
The attribute uses that term, but the actuation, controls and included parts require confirmation for the delivered assembly.
Submit the recipe and aggregate grading for supplier assessment; the broad concrete/sand description does not certify every mix.
Ask for the paddle, liner, bearing and drive-parts list for the actual assembly and its maintenance instructions.
The source separates a 400L charging capacity from 300L reclaiming capacity and lists 5.5kW with 320 kg. Those two capacities are not interchangeable. The speed field 21/35min is ambiguous and is not presented as confirmed rpm. The automatic-discharge and water-pump fields should be checked against the exact quote and photographs of the controls.
Specify the material recipe, aggregate grading, required batch quantity and where the mix will be discharged. Charging volume, discharge volume and hourly output describe different things. For a pan mixer, also agree the paddle arrangement, wear parts and clearance below the outlet before deciding how to feed the next stage.

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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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.
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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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