Coordinate aggregate weighing with the mixer
PLD4800 combines a 4.8 m³ weighing hopper with a listed maximum weighing value of 8000 kg. Check the intended recipe and material bulk densities against both limits. The published hourly figure describes the batching unit and should not be adopted as the finished-concrete capacity of the entire plant.
HAMAC PLD-series discharge-gate detail; component reference, not an identified PLD4800 installation.
Plan the storage and charging arrangement
The table identifies four aggregate types and a 3800 mm feeding height. Choose a loader approach, partition layout and storage replenishment plan that keeps materials separate. Confirm how the listed storage volume is distributed rather than assuming it applies independently to each bin.
PLD-family vibration component from HAMAC's gallery; confirm the supplied PLD4800 arrangement.
Keep discharge and weighing consistent
HAMAC's gallery shows the PLD family's gate, vibration and pneumatic components. Arrange compressed-air quality, access and calibration checks around the supplied design. Discuss moist or bridging aggregate and verify the discharge sequence against the downstream belt and mixer demand.
PLD-series pneumatic assembly reference; no exact model is identified in the photograph.
Planning your configuration
- Provide aggregate count, grading, moisture range, bulk densities and batch recipe.
- Confirm usable bin volumes, loader access, weighing calibration and cycle-based capacity.
- Request the PLD4800 layout, foundations, discharge conveyor and compressed-air/control scope.
Manufacturer sources
Product information and images are based on the following manufacturer references, reviewed on 2026-10-20T02:33:02.367793+00:00.