30-Meter Concrete Boom Pump Truck Fully Assembled and Exported to Ecuador Recently, Daswell successfully completed the full assembly and overseas shipment of a 30-meter concrete boom pump truck to Ecuador….
The customer in Minya, Egypt sent an inquiry to us. They wanted to establish a calcium carbonate production line in Egypt, producing fine powders with strict particle size control. They…
In early 2024, Atlas Aggregates Inc. (alias), a growing quarry company in Luzon, Philippines, contacted DASWELL through our website.
They needed a reliable solution for large-scale stone crushing to expand their production capacity.
Daswell MCBP60 Mobile Concrete Batching Plant is now fully operational in the Philippines. It delivers high-quality, on-demand concrete for local construction projects. This mobile batching plant has 60m³/h production capacity and quick-relocation capability.
Daswell successfully installed and commissioned a 120m³/h stationary concrete batching plant in the Philippines. It is designed to support large-scale infrastructure projects. This stationary batching plant is equipped with 4 sets of 100T cement silos.
Our customer introduced that his area is rich in river pebble resources, and the policy is lenient, the mining conditions are extremely simple and the raw material cost is low. The rich river pebble resources can be crushed into different size of finished products for sale.
This customer planning to start a brick making business, he want to invest in a brick production line to produce 110*140*280mm solid bricks for sale. This customer obtained our contact information through our mutual friends and then sent us an inquiry.
The customer need to produce RCC concrete, the largest aggregate diameter is less than 50mm, the production capacity is between 80-100m³ per hour, so how much is the complete concrete mixing plant to Ecuador?
In July 2014, Daswell sent the second silica and feldspar processing plant for our Egypt customer. They have bought a set of ball mill grinding plant with a classifier in…
On January 22, 2025, Dawe Machinery sent two 22-ton excavators to Ecuador. Each 22-ton excavator requires a 40FR frame cabinet.
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