Match the batch to the actual recipe
PLD1200 provides a 1.2 m³ weighing hopper and a separate maximum weighing value of 2000 kg. Check both limits using the intended materials and bulk densities. The listed hourly output is a batching-unit figure, so the complete plant must also be checked against mixer and conveying cycles.
HAMAC PLD-series discharge-gate detail; exact PLD1200 installation is not identified.
Choose the bin arrangement
The model column permits two to four aggregate types. Establish the required material separation and replenishment route before choosing that configuration. Confirm usable storage and partition dimensions in the supplied layout rather than multiplying the published storage figure by the number of bins.
PLD-family vibration component in the manufacturer gallery; configuration reference.
Keep weighing and discharge consistent
The manufacturer's PLD gallery shows discharge gates, vibration equipment and pneumatic components. Discuss wet fines and bridging behaviour and provide access for calibration and inspection. Coordinate the controls and compressed-air supply with the downstream belt and mixer.
PLD-series pneumatic assembly; confirm the actual supplied PLD1200 arrangement.
Planning your configuration
- Provide aggregate types, grading, moisture range, density and batch recipe.
- Confirm bin layout, usable storage, calibration and cycle-based capacity.
- Request final foundation loads, discharge arrangement and supplied pneumatic/control equipment.
Manufacturer sources
Product information and images are based on the following manufacturer references, reviewed on 2026-10-20T03:29:57.153617+00:00.
