We've been inviting you for years to: Convert your existing dry batch readymix plant into a wet batch plant -- for a fraction of the cost of a central mix plant! Control dust, increase strength, improve batch times, decrease truck wear, and more.
	Now we have scientific proof Hydromix concrete is superior to central mix!
	In a $10 million research project sponsored by the Iowa Highway Research Board and the Federal Highway Administration at Iowa State University, published Sept. 2007, the Hydromix Slurry batching system was proven to produce superior concrete. An extensive series of tests were performed to determine the best way to enhance concrete homogeneity, strength and workability using several methods and different equipment including our system. The results were decisive. The Hydromix slurry mixing system was proven in both concept and practice to make the best concrete. Better than other slurry mixing systems and better than central drum mixers. Best concrete, best price. Best return on investment. Read about it.

Find out how adding the HYDROMIX 3000® to your dry batch readymix plant
Virtually Eliminates--
	* Batch dust	** Cement balls in loads
Dramatically Improves--
	Fin and barrel life	Loading speed
	Water dispersion in Cement	Product workability
	Readymix quality and consistency
Significantly Reduces--
	After load cleanup	Mixing time
	Fin pack accumulation	Total water usage
	Truck wear and maintenance	Plant maintenance
	Batch plant environmental impact	Slump loss in transit
* The versatile Hydromix machine is capable of producing slurry with a wide range of water/cement ratios including completely dry. When cement is delivered through the Hydromix without water there is no elimination of dust.
** Cement balls typically composed of dry or semi-dry quantities of portland cement sealed by a layer of at least partially hydrated cement, shaped and/or created by rolling in a mixer barrel may be eliminated by the Hydromix process which is designed to equally hydrate cementitious powders in a high shear environment thus not allowing dry powders to enter the mixer barrel. There may be other conditions that result in balling that are outside the control of the Hydromix process possibly related to truck condition, aggregate conditions, plant design, loading sequence, or any combination of these and other issues. Batching dry powders through the Hydromix may not reduce balling.

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