There is no single price for a concrete batching plant: two plants of the same capacity can cost very different amounts depending on the equipment and delivery terms. This guide explains what determines a batching plant price in 2026, how plant type and capacity affect it, and what you need for an accurate quotation. Vettertech builds its plants at its own factory in Ankara, Türkiye, so we quote direct as the manufacturer, with no middleman.
What determines the price
- Capacity: as hourly output (m³/h) grows, the mixer, bins, scales and conveyors grow too.
- Plant type: mobile, compact and stationary plants differ in steel structure, chassis and foundation costs.
- Mixer type and size: a twin-shaft or planetary mixer, and its volume, directly affect the price.
- Silos: the number and size of cement silos depend on the cement and fly-ash types you use.
- Aggregate bins: the number of aggregate sizes in your mixes sets the number of compartments.
- Automation: recipe management, reporting, remote access and moisture measurement add to the cost.
- Options: a concrete recycling unit, heating or cooling systems, admixture tanks and an enclosed structure.
- Shipping, installation and commissioning: delivery country, sea or road freight, erection team and training.
- After-sales service: the scope of service and spare parts support affects long-term cost.
Price by plant type
| Mobile batching plant | Adds the cost of a chassis and transportable structure, but saves on foundations and installation. Mobile models |
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| Compact batching plant | Small footprint and modular design mean a lower initial investment than a stationary plant and economical shipping. Compact models |
| Stationary batching plant | Large bins, covered conveyors and several silos mean a higher initial investment, but years of high-volume output lower the investment per cubic metre. Stationary models |
Price by capacity
Price rises with capacity, but usually not in proportion, because items such as the control cabin, automation and installation are similar at every size. See our 60 m³/h, 100 m³/h, 120 m³/h and 200 m³/h plant pages for what each capacity includes, and our capacity calculation guide to size your plant.
New or used batching plant prices
Used plants for sale can look cheaper, but dismantling, transport, re-erection, worn parts and calibration can close the gap. A new plant is configured for your site and installed by the manufacturer. See concrete batching plants for sale for buying steps.
What we need for a quotation
- Daily and peak-hour concrete demand (m³)
- Concrete classes and special concretes you will produce
- Installation country or city and site dimensions
- Aggregate types and cement or fly-ash types
- Whether the plant will be relocated
- Local climate conditions
Send these through our contact form or WhatsApp, and we will prepare an equipment list and price. For projects abroad, see our export services.
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