5+ reasons to hire concrete batching plants from Utranazz

Concrete batching plants wet and dry hold the aggregates needed to produce concrete thereby offering a number of benefits to major building site:

• reduces transport costs
• offers a continual supply of concrete
• can produce bespoke mixes for a range of applications
• batches concrete when it is needed directly into a concrete pump or concrete mixer
• exact quantity of concrete is batched so no wastage
• no waiting for delivery - concrete is onsite as and when needed
• can be connected to a cement silo for greater onsite efficiencies
• when job is complete it can readily be moved onto the next building site

 Additional advantages with concrete batching plant hire from Utranazz?

• Certified operator training offered by engineers who are registered with the CSCS Construction Skills Scheme on any concrete equipment hired. An 'Operator Training' certificate is presented as confirmation that operators have attended a course of practical and theoretical training and are qualified to safely use the specified concrete equipment.
• Transportation of hired concrete batching plant to any UK destination 
• Hire with the option to buy later 
• Reduced hire rates for long term hires 
• Comprehensive spare parts and a back-up customer support service for all concrete batching plants hire

Concrete batching plants for hire are fully transportable, fully automated, have their own hydraulic off-loading legs and are capable of producing outputs of up to 40m3 per hour. The compact and easy-to-use design ensures they can be up and working within just an hour of arrival on site. Four off-loading legs enable the batching plant to be loaded and unloaded from a truck without the use of a crane. During transportation the legs retract into the frame of the batching plant and during off-loading they open out into a width that allows the truck to drive away or move back underneath.

Wet and dry concrete batching plants for hire from £1,500 per week for a minimum of 4 weeks. For more details about the wet concrete batching plant, take a look at this video clip >>