Complete General Construction Adds Another Rapidmix to its Fleet, Enhancing RCC Capabilities.
Complete General Construction expanded their fleet with another Rapidmix plant, boosting their roller compacted concrete work with reliable, efficient mixing. Introduction Complete General Construction, a long-established company based in Ohio, has added a Rapidmix mobile continuous mixing plant to improve their roller compacted concrete (RCC), cement treated base, and soil stabilization services. The Problem As their involvement with large paving projects grew, Complete General needed equipment that could consistently deliver high-quality mixes. They wanted a plant that was reliable, efficient, and known in the RCC sector to meet the demands of their projects. What Work Was Carried Out After thorough research and consultations, including visits to other job sites and discussions with experts, they chose the Rapidmix plant, widely regarded as the RCC industry standard. Working with their local Rapidmix dealer Gulf-Atlantic Industrial Equipment, they saw the plant in action and confirmed it met their expectations. The plant handles aggregates with a variable speed belt feeder and weighs cement from an onboard silo, mixing everything in a twin-shaft mixer. The materials are then loaded onto trucks from an outloading conveyor. Complete General uses the plant for RCC, cement treated base, and stabilized soil mixes, valuing its adaptability and consistent output. Results The Rapidmix plant has enabled Complete General to deliver mixes that regularly meet and exceed customer expectations. Its performance has been confirmed through rigorous testing, and it has improved job site efficiency and product quality. Installation of the plant has helped them enhance their RCC capabilities, solidifying their reputation as a reliable contractor. Closing Note Complete General Construction appreciates the value and support provided by Rapidmix and Gulf-Atlantic, recommending the plant to others in need of dependable mixing solutions for RCC and related applications.
CAMM Quarries’ Road to Reliability
CAMM Quarries improved its cement treated road-base production with a Rapidmix 400CW mobile continuous mixing plant, gaining reliability, efficiency, and high output. Introduction CAMM Quarries, part of the family-run Mendi Group in Queensland, Australia, sought a reliable mixing solution to produce high-quality cement treated road-base for local construction projects. They turned to Rapid International’s Rapidmix 400CW to meet these demands. The Problem Their previous pugmill could not consistently deliver the quality or volume required. To compete and grow, CAMM Quarries needed equipment that would provide dependable, efficient mixing and support their goal to be a trusted supplier in Townsville. What Work Was Carried Out After researching options and consulting their Australian partner Lincom Group, CAMM Quarries selected the Rapidmix 400CW for its strong reputation, robust capabilities, and excellent service support. The machine features a variable speed aggregate hopper for precise material control, an onboard cement silo with weigh system, an integrated water supply, and a twin-shaft mixer that ensures thorough blending. An out-loading conveyor helps move the mixed product smoothly. Lincom Group also assisted with commissioning and operator training, helping the team make full use of the plant. CAMM Quarries added a nearby air-conditioned control room to improve operational comfort and keep controls clean. Results The Rapidmix 400CW performed consistently, meeting strict material specifications and significantly improving productivity. CAMM Quarries can produce up to 2,200 tonnes of material daily, with much faster loading times for subcontractor trucks. The equipment’s reliability and build quality have impressed management, making it one of their best investments. Closing Note CAMM Quarries views the Rapidmix 400CW as a durable asset that supports their growth and helps maintain their reputation for quality in the construction market.
