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An admixture dosing jar for batching plants is a calibrated container used to manually or automatically measure and dispense specific volumes of liquid admixtures into the concrete mix. It ensures accurate proportioning and consistency in each batch, helping maintain desired concrete properties. The jar is typically made from durable, chemical-resistant material for long-term reliability and easy cleaning.

An admixture dosing pump for batching plants is a precision device used to automatically measure and inject chemical admixtures—such as water reducers, retarders, or accelerators—into the concrete mix. It ensures accurate and consistent dosing based on the mix design, improving concrete quality and performance. The pump operates in synchronization with the batching system, providing controlled flow rates and minimizing manual intervention for reliable, repeatable results

An admixture hose for batching plants is a flexible, chemical-resistant tube designed to transfer liquid admixtures from storage tanks to the dosing pump or mixing unit. It ensures safe and leak-free flow of additives, maintaining accuracy in dosing and preventing contamination. Built to withstand pressure and chemical exposure, the hose plays a crucial role in delivering consistent concrete mix quality

An aeration pad for batching plants is a device installed at the bottom of silos or hoppers to promote smooth material flow by introducing controlled air pressure. It prevents clogging, bridging, and material buildup, ensuring consistent discharge of cement or fly ash. Made from porous, durable materials, the pad provides efficient air distribution for reliable and maintenance-free operation