Premixed Dry Mortar Plant

Key Features
1.High-Efficiency Mortar Mixer
At the heart of every premixed mortar plant is a high-performance mortar mixer. Whether it's a single-shaft, dual-shaft, or planetary type, the mortar mixer ensures uniform blending of cement, sand, polymer powders, and chemical additives. Mortar mixer is critical for producing consistent batches of tile adhesives, grouts, and insulation mortars.
2.Automated Weighing & Dosing Systems
A modern dry mortar plant includes fully automated dosing for all raw materials. Precision weighing systems guarantee accurate proportions, which directly impacts the quality and reliability of the final product.
3.Flexible Production Capabilities
The premixed mortar plant can be configured to produce multiple types of mortar including masonry mortar, plastering mortar, self-leveling compounds, and specialty mortars. Fast recipe switching and digital control systems enhance production flexibility.
4.Dust-Free Operation & Environmental Control
Most dry mortar plants include dust collection and sealing systems to reduce airborne particles, supporting a clean, eco-friendly production environment.
5.Integrated Packing & Palletizing
The premixed mortar plant often includes bagging machines, valve packing units, and palletizers—streamlining logistics and improving output efficiency.
5.Scalable Modular Design
From compact setups to large-scale installations, every dry mortar plant is designed for scalability. The mortar mixer layout can be expanded or upgraded as production demands grow, without replacing core components like the mortar mixer.
Specification
| Model | LNZDS824S1+SBT60 |
| Feedstock Size | 5-40 mm |
| Discharge Volume(1-2/3.5mm) | 46-63 t/h |
| VSI Crusher | VSI8525 |
| Vibrating Screen | 3ZS2045 |
| Dust Collector | LCPM500 |
| Sand Classifier | 3GLS1840 |
| Mortar Mixer | GJD3000 |
| Remarks | Optional grading screen |
Materials for Dry Mix Mortar

Aggregates in dry-mix mortar include river sand, manufactured sand, mountain sand, sea sand, and limestone etc..
Data on sand used in dry-mix mortar and application on construction sites

Data of masonry sand

Data of masonry sand

Finished dry sand (FM = 2.46)
Range of Configuration


A dry mortar plant is used to produce masonry mortar for brickwork and blockwork construction. With the help of a high-performance mortar mixer, the mortar achieves excellent bonding strength, water retention, and workability, ensuring reliable masonry performance.
The premixed mortar plant is ideal for producing plastering mortar used on interior and exterior walls. This enhances construction efficiency, improves surface smoothness, and is widely applied in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Using a precision mortar mixer, the dry mortar plant can produce strong bonding tile adhesives and flexible grouts. These materials meet the needs of floor and wall tiling under various substrate and environmental conditions.
For industrial and commercial flooring, the premixed mortar plant enables the production of self-leveling mortar. This type of mortar ensures high flatness and wear resistance, allowing for rapid, efficient construction.
The dry mortar plant is also suitable for manufacturing mortars used in external wall insulation systems (such as EPS/XPS boards), including adhesive layers and anti-crack protective coats. These contribute significantly to a building’s energy efficiency.
With a robust mortar mixer, the premixed mortar plant can produce high-strength, fast-setting, and durable mortars used for concrete repair, bridge maintenance, and tunnel linings. These specialty products are essential for infrastructure projects.
On-site View


Yes, we provide fully customized equipment solutions based on client requirements, including size specifications, functional configurations, and capacity design to meet the unique demands of each project.
Yes, we provide comprehensive installation and commissioning support, either on-site or through remote technical assistance, to ensure optimal equipment performance.
The standard warranty period for most core equipment is generally 12 months, with exact terms defined in the purchase agreement.
First, customers should provide information on the type and hardness of local raw materials (e.g., granite, river pebbles, limestone etc.). Next, customers need to specify the desired finished product requirements, including fineness modulus and particle shape. Then, based on the required production capacity (e.g., tons per hour), different models can be recommended—for example, a shaping sand making machine for higher output, or equipment tailored for ordinary or specialized mortar production depending on the application. Finally, customers can select and customize the equipment based on site conditions, installation environment, energy consumption, maintenance costs, and overall project budget.
Our equipment complies with international standards, including ISO 9001 quality management certification,ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System. Third-party inspections, such as SGS reports, can be arranged based on specific customer requirements.
We accept multiple payment methods, including T/T, L/C, and others as agreed upon in the contract. The Incoterms accepted are generally FOB,CFR,CIF,DAP,and also depending on the terms specified in the contract.