Multiquip’s Zero Emissions Mix-N-Go Concrete Mixer Features Rechargable Battery Drive
Multiquip, a diverse manufacturer and supplier of high-quality products and equipment solutions announces the new battery-powered Mix-N-Go Concrete Mixer.
In the construction equipment industry, innovation drives progress. This addition to the proven and reliable Mix-N-Go Concrete Mixer line, features a zero emissions, rechargeable battery drive designed for both the equipment rental and DIY markets. Developed to meet the demands of construction sites while adhering to eco-friendly standards, this mixer delivers in terms of efficiency, convenience, and environmental responsibility.
“At the heart of the Mix-N-Go is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery,” says Warren Faler, product manager for mixers at Multiquip. “Contractors can expect an impressive runtime of 3.5 hours when fully charged and loaded with three 80-pound bags of concrete mix. This battery ensures sustained operation without concerns about access to power outlets or gasoline.”
Designed with durability in mind, the Mix-N-Go features a robust polyethylene drum designed for easy removal of dried concrete - a plus for efficiency and maintenance. Complementing this is a heavy-duty steel frame that not only supports the motor and battery assembly but also ensures stability and longevity.
Adaptability is key in the construction industry, and the Mix-N-Go excels in this aspect. Its versatile design includes a pedestal assembly, facilitating the dumping of material into a wheelbarrow. Moreover, equipped with standard pneumatic tires, the mixer can also be used as a wheelbarrow, ensuring effortless maneuverability around the job site.
For more information on the MQ Battery-Powered Mix-N-Go, contact the sales team directly at [email protected].
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