New Fiori DBX50 concrete mixer truck
Buharest
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General Overview
The Fiori DBX50 is an Italian-made self-loading concrete mixer designed for fully autonomous production and transportation of concrete without the need for additional equipment. It is suitable for road construction, residential and industrial projects, and work in hard-to-reach areas.
Main Technical Specifications
Batch capacity: 5 m³ per cycle
Loading type: Front loading with hydraulic bucket
Bucket capacity: approx. 680 L
Engine: Diesel Perkins, around 112 hp
Drive: All-wheel drive, hydrostatic
Operating weight: approx. 6,800 kg
Maximum productivity: up to 120–130 m³ of concrete per shift
Cabin: Enclosed operator cabin with excellent visibility, compliant with ROPS/FOPS safety standards
Design and Functional Features
Double-cone mixing drum with spiral mixing blades ensures uniform and consistent concrete quality.
Front loading bucket allows the operator to load sand, gravel, and cement independently.
Automatic bucket gate prevents material spillage during loading.
Compact chassis with all-wheel drive provides excellent mobility on uneven or rough terrain.
Hydrostatic transmission ensures smooth movement and precise control.
Advantages of the Fiori DBX50
Self-loading capability — no excavator or loader required.
High mobility — produces concrete directly on the job site.
Time-saving — a single operator can perform loading, mixing, transport, and unloading.
High-quality concrete — homogeneous mix thanks to the drum design.
Excellent off-road capability — works where standard concrete trucks cannot access.
Low operating costs compared to mobile batching plants.
Ideal For
Medium and small construction contractors
Projects in remote or hard-to-access areas
Farms and private developers
Roadwork and infrastructure companies