Gajjar Equipments Pvt. Ltd. is an asphalt batch mix plant supplier serving road contractors, infrastructure companies and asphalt producers in Ethiopia. Manufactured in Ahmedabad, India, our stationary asphalt batch plants are available in capacities from 80 TPH to 200 TPH.
Each plant is designed for accurate material proportioning, consistent hot-mix asphalt production and practical day-to-day operation.
Available configurations can include a multi-deck vibrating screen, separate hot aggregate bins, a twin-shaft pug mill mixer, PLC-based controls, thermic-oil-heated bitumen tanks and baghouse dust filtration.
For an accurate recommendation, buyers can share their required hourly output, aggregate moisture, installation altitude, preferred fuel, mix specifications and project location with the Gajjar Equipments technical team.
Which Asphalt Batch Plant Is Suitable for Ethiopia?
The stated capacity is based on 3% aggregate moisture. Actual output can change with aggregate moisture, installation altitude, fine-aggregate percentage, required mix temperature, fuel calorific value and aggregate density.
An 80 or 100 TPH plant may suit moderate production requirements, while 120–160 TPH configurations can support larger road packages.
A 200 TPH model is intended for projects or commercial asphalt operations requiring higher continuous daily output. Final selection should be based on project calculations rather than nominal capacity alone.
Why Asphalt Batch Mix Plants Are Used for Road Projects
An asphalt batch mix plant produces hot-mix asphalt in separate, controlled batches. Aggregates are dried, screened into different sizes, temporarily stored in hot bins and individually weighed before mixing with measured quantities of bitumen and filler.
This process gives the operator control over every batch. It is particularly useful when a project involves:
- Multiple asphalt mix recipes
- Defined aggregate gradations
- Frequent mix changes
- Precise weighing requirements
- Highway, urban-road or airport pavement work
- Documented production and quality-control procedures
How a Gajjar Asphalt Batch Mix Plant Works
1. Cold Aggregate Feeding
2. Drying and Heating
3. Hot Aggregate Screening
4. Accurate Weighing
5. Batch Mixing
6. Asphalt Discharge
Features of the Asphalt Batch Mix Plant
- Accurate Aggregate Control
- PLC-Based Control System
- Twin-Shaft Pug Mill Mixer
- Modulating Burner
- Heated Bitumen System
- Baghouse Dust Filtration
- Optional RAP Feeding
Applications in Ethiopia
Gajjar asphalt batch mix plants can be configured for applications such as:
- National and regional highways
- Urban road construction and rehabilitation
- Municipal asphalt production
- Industrial and logistics-area pavements
- Airport-related pavement works
- Bridge approaches
- Rural connectivity projects
- Commercial hot-mix asphalt supply
Why Choose Gajjar Equipments Pvt. Ltd.?
Gajjar Equipments Pvt. Ltd. manufactures and exports civil and road-construction machinery from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.
Its asphalt batch mix plant range is designed around controlled batching, serviceable construction and flexible project configuration.
Customers can discuss:
- Plant capacities from 80 to 200 TPH
- Six available GEBM models
- PLC and HMI-based plant controls
- Aggregate, filler and bitumen weighing systems
- Thermic-oil-heated bitumen arrangements
- Baghouse dust filtration
- Optional RAP feeding
- Plant selection and export coordination
- Installation and commissioning guidance
- Spare-parts requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does Gajjar Equipments supply asphalt batch mix plants to Ethiopia?
A1: Gajjar Equipments manufactures asphalt batch plants in India and handles export enquiries for Ethiopian road and infrastructure projects.
Q2: Which capacities are available?
A2: The stationary GEBM range includes nominal capacities of 80, 100, 120, 140, 160 and 200 TPH at 3% aggregate moisture.
Q3: Is an 80 TPH asphalt batch plant suitable for an Ethiopian road project?
A3: It may be suitable when the calculated hourly and daily asphalt demand falls within its practical production range.
Q4: What affects actual asphalt plant output?
A4: The main factors include aggregate moisture, site altitude, percentage of fines, asphalt temperature, fuel quality, aggregate density, plant condition and operating practices.
Q5: Is a pollution-control system available?
A5: The plant can include a reverse-air-flow dry baghouse filter for dust management. The selected system must be assessed against local project and environmental requirements.
Q6: What information is required for a quotation?
A6: Provide the desired TPH, project location, altitude, aggregate moisture, mix specifications, fuel type, electrical supply, storage requirements, optional equipment and delivery timeline.
We Export Asphalt Batch Mix Plant in Ethiopia including locations Addis Ababa, Sodo, Warder, Debre Birhan, Shashamene, Nazareth, Gonder, Mekele, Awasa, Dire Dawa, Bahir Dar, Gelemso, Dessie, Jimma, Harar, Aware, Jijiga, Harshin, Mersa, Asela, Debre Zeyit, Mizan Teferi, Angacha, Kombolcha, Areka, Adigrat, Nekemte, Arba Minch, Hosaena, Axum, Gambela, Boditi.
Contact the technical team to request a configuration and quotation for an asphalt batch mix plant in Ethiopia.
Mobile & WhatsApp: +91 92270 22899
Email: sales@gajjarequipments.com
Website: www.gajjarequipments.com
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