How to choose your grout plant.

Manual, semi-automatic or automatic

All plants are available in three versions. In the manual version, the operator controls mixing and pumping directly. The semi-automatic version adds load cells to batch the mix, or pump control. In the automatic version, the data logger regulates mixing and grouting, stops pumping at the set pressure or volume and adjusts the parameters automatically.

Automation functions

• Process control
• Recipe setting
• Weighing of the mix and its components
• Controlled grouting

To understand the difference between data recording, stopping at set limits and automatic control, see the guide to the data logger integrated in our grout pumps. The functions to integrate are defined for the chosen configuration.

Mixing and agitation play different roles

The mixing tank prepares each batch; the agitator tank keeps the grout moving and ready for pumping. Their capacities are chosen together, based on the recipe, the preparation time and the pumps’ consumption.

• Capacity: state the volume of each batch and how many grout lines need to be supplied.
• Loading: describe how water and materials arrive and how often they are loaded.
• Space: tell us the available length, width and height, access and transport constraints, leaving room for cleaning and maintenance.

You can start from the capacities of the standard plants and request a different combination. With several pumps side by side, sizing must account for the combined demand of the active lines.

Explore grout mixers and agitators →