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SQREVG365LTS
Concrete mixer SQREVG365LTS
Even mix, pour after pour.
EngineHonda GX160 · 5.5 HP
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SIMAQ advantages
- 1.5-sack capacity: more output per batch
- One-piece cast-iron ring gear for longer life
- Reinforced “V” chassis with engine mounts and anti-vibration pads
- Four grease points and a gear reducer for low maintenance
Features
- Reinforced drum
- Easy operation
Specifications
- Hopper capacity
- 365 L (1.5 bolsas)
- Drum speed
- 25 RPM
- Chassis
- Reforzado en “V”
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Even mix, pour after pour.
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5 minHow to use the mixer
The mixer blends evenly and on time; proportion and load order decide the strength of your pour. When a batch comes out wrong it's rarely the machine: it's extra water, load order or mixing time.
Get your operator certified for free (Spanish)- 01
Level and secure
Set the mixer on firm, level ground with the brake or chocks on. Grease the marked points and check the engine oil.
- 02
Start empty, add water
With the drum turning, add part of the water first so material won't cake on the bottom.
- 03
Load in order: gravel, cement, sand
Add gravel, then cement, then sand and the rest of the water. Keep your proportion for the application and don't exceed the drum's capacity (1.5 or 2 sacks).
- 04
Mix 2–3 minutes
Let it turn to uniform color and texture. If you see lumps, give it a bit longer; leave it too long and the mix dries out and segregates.
- 05
Dump fully and clean
Dump it fully, not halfway. If you'll stop for a while, throw water and gravel into the turning drum to scour it before anything sets.
Do this
- Stick to your mix-design proportion per application.
- If the mix comes out dry → adjust the next batch from the design water; don't add water to the one you're about to pour.
- Wash the drum at day's end: set concrete ruins it.
- Load to rated capacity (sacks per batch), no more.
Avoid this
- Don't add extra water to make it 'flow': it kills strength.
- Never put a shovel or hand into the turning drum.
- Don't let mixed concrete sit until it starts to set.
- Don't run it on uneven ground: the drum spills sideways and the machine walks.
Safety
- Gloves, glasses and boots; cement burns skin.
- Dust mask when handling dry cement.
- Belts and gears with their guard always in place.
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Applications
What jobs this machine is built for.
- Slabs and floor decks
- Columns and walls (vibration)
- Floor finishing (troweling)
- On-site concrete mixing
- Concrete paving
Where this machine earns its keep
The same machine, told for your business: pick your industry and see the full case.
Equipment rental houses
Continuous turns in housing and remodeling: the mixer is the weekend rental that never goes out of style.
All the gear for this industryCemeteries & memorial parksVaults, lids and monument bases cast on site: mix at the point of work, without a ready-mix truck entering the park.
All the gear for this industryLandscaping, nurseries & green areasCurbs, pergola footings and fountains cast in place: small batches at the garden's edge, no ready-mix truck on the lawn.
All the gear for this industryBuying guides
Clear up your questions before you quote
Guide · 7 min
Parts of a concrete mixer: what each part is called and what it does
Drum, blades, ring gear, pinion, pulleys and belts, motor, handwheel and brake, chassis and wheels: what each part of a concrete mixer does, which ones wear first and how to order a spare without knowing the code.
Read Guide · 6 minWhy won't your equipment's gas engine start? Check it in 7 steps
Switch, fuel, oil, choke, filter and plug: the in-order check for plate compactors, rammers, mixers and pumps, and when to take it in for service.
Read Guide · 7 minHow do you choose a concrete mixer? Bags, litres, electric or gas
Which concrete mixer fits what you pour each day: 1.5 or 2 bags, electric or gas. Simple maths, common mistakes and the SIMAQ model for each case.
ReadFrequently asked
What mixer capacity do I need?
By sacks per batch: 1.5 sacks for small crews and remodels; 2 sacks for continuous work. Available in gasoline and electric.
Gasoline or electric vibrator?
Gasoline for off-grid or high-mobility work; electric for interiors and fine vibration. Quick hose coupling for the element you're pouring.
Walk-behind or ride-on trowel?
Walk-behind (SQ36) for medium slabs and edges; ride-on (twin) for large surfaces and output. Both deliver a mirror finish.
Warranty, parts and quote?
6-month warranty, parts and local after-sales. Quote via form or WhatsApp, reply during business hours.
Ready for a quote?
Tell us about the job and we'll build the package. A rep replies during business hours.
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