Why Use Readyjet
Removal of dead concrete from your mixer will improve the concrete mixer productivity and quality of output.
An example of the volume of dead concrete that can be removed from 1 concrete mixer.
Major Risks:
Deadly falling debris of large chunks of concrete
Risk of serious injury and/or illness
Potential death
Manual chipping is dangerous to operators:
Falling overhead concrete chunks
Sharp blades
Repetitive Strain Injury from jack hammer vibration
Silicosis
Hearing damage
Fatigue
Heat stress
Liabilities
We can no longer turn a blind eye… This is happening INDUSTRY WIDE! It could cost you in:
Injuries
Lost time
Health & Safety inspections
Fatalities
Insurance liability and increased premiums
Court Cases
Reputation
The Ready Jet will not damage your drum during the cleaning process. This is a very common occurance when cleaning the drum but Readyjet will insure it does not happen. Below are examples of Drums that have been damaged by manual jackhammer chipping method.
Exterior drum showing jackhammer damage
Blade damage
Dead Concrete Weight Comparisons
By removing all the dead concrete from the concrete mixer you will free up space allowing higher volumes of concrete to be mix. Also the weight being transported will greatly reduce meaning less fuel consumption.
Average is 1 Cubic Metre Of Dead Concrete / Truck Equal To 2 x Mini Coopers Of Extra Weight In The Drum
1 Cubic Metre = 2400kg
1 Mini Cooper = 1,200kg
