10/7 cft 1 Bag Bed Type Concrete Mixer Machine
Description
A 10/7 CFT (Cubic Feet) “Bed Type” Concrete Mixer is a robust, one-bag capacity machine for construction sites, mixing cement, sand, aggregates, and water into concrete; the '10/7' signifies roughly 10 cubic feet of dry mix yields about 7 cubic feet of wet concrete, often powered by diesel or electric motors, featuring a tilting drum for easy pouring, and sometimes includes hydraulic hoppers and digital weighing for precision, essential for small to medium projects like home construction.
Key Components & Features
Drum: The steel drum where mixing occurs, usually tilting for discharge.
Power Source: Common options are diesel engines (like Kirloskar) or electric motors.
Capacity: Handles one bag of cement at a time, with a 10/7 Cft (approx. 300L) drum volume.
Loading: Can be manual (hopper) or hydraulic (automatic lifting).
Bed Type: Refers to its stationary base, often with wheels for portability.
Control: May feature digital panels, automatic water pumps, and load cells for accuracy.
Mobility: Often includes jeep-style or pneumatic wheels and a mechanical clutch.
How It Works (Bed Type)
Load Materials: Cement, sand, gravel, and water are added to the drum, often using a feeding hopper or hydraulic lift.
Mix: The motor/engine rotates the drum with internal blades, thoroughly blending ingredients.
Discharge: The tilting drum, controlled manually or hydraulically, tips to pour the mixed concrete into a barrow or formwork.
Benefits
Essential Tool: Mixes materials for quality concrete for building foundations and slabs.
Versatile: Suitable for various construction needs, from residential to small projects.
Portable: Can be moved around a site, especially models with wheels.
Efficient: Provides uniform mixing for strong, reliable concrete.







