A concrete mixing bucket is a hydraulically operated attachment for wheel loaders or excavators, used to mix aggregates, cement and water directly on site to produce ready-to-use concrete. This eliminates the need for a concrete mixer truck in many applications.

Depending on the model, the concrete mixing bucket can be fitted to the following carrier machines:

• Wheel loaders
• Farm loaders
• Telescopic handlers
• Excavators (depending on the attachment)

• Foundation work
• Paving
• Laying kerbs and kerb stones
• Minor concreting work
• Repair and maintenance work
• Construction sites without a direct concrete supply

• Concrete is produced directly on site
• no waiting for concrete mixers
• flexible quantities of concrete available at any time
• lower logistics costs
• ideal for remote building sites
• independent site operations

The aggregates are loaded into the bucket and thoroughly mixed by a hydraulically driven mixing spiral or mixing shaft. Water is added in measured quantities until a homogeneous concrete mix is achieved.

• Cement
• Sand
• Gravel / Crushed stone
• Water
• Additives (depending on the concrete mix)

The mixing capacity varies depending on the model and typically ranges from several hundred litres per mixing cycle. This makes the machine ideal for continuous construction site operations.

Yes, provided the mix design and operation are correct, a very consistent concrete quality can be achieved. Particularly for small to medium-sized construction projects, the quality is entirely practical and reliable.

• no unnecessary excess concrete
• production tailored to requirements
• low disposal costs
• ability to respond quickly to changes
• ideal for confined or hard-to-reach construction sites

As a rule, a single operator working from the carrier vehicle is sufficient. This significantly reduces the number of staff required on site.

No, it is operated via the hydraulic control system of the carrier vehicle. Following a brief induction, efficient and safe operation is easily achievable.

After use, the paddle should be rinsed with water and the mixing mechanism cleaned by running water through it briefly. Regular cleaning extends the service life and ensures consistent mixing quality.

The concrete mixing bucket is designed for heavy-duty, continuous use. Typical maintenance tasks include:

• Checking the hydraulics
• Lubricating moving parts
• Cleaning after use
• Checking the mixing elements for wear

• Construction companies
• Landscaping and garden construction
• Road and civil engineering
• Local authority building yards
• Agricultural construction projects
• Contractors

As soon as there is a regular need for small to medium quantities of concrete, the cost of purchasing the equipment is quickly recouped through:

• savings on delivery costs
• reduced downtime
• lower staffing requirements
• greater flexibility on building sites

Yes, that is exactly what it is particularly well suited for. It enables the entire concrete production process to be carried out independently of infrastructure or concrete plants.

Unlike stationary mixers, the concrete mixing bucket is mobile, can be used directly on site and does not require a separate mixing plant or power supply.

Yes, the design is intended for professional, day-to-day use on construction sites and is built to be suitably robust.