- Mobile
- Batch mixing
- 60–160 t/h
Mobile Asphalt Plant
RMX-M60 ~ RMX-M160
Road maintenance and short-term contracts where the plant moves several times a year.
Asphalt Mixing Plants for Latin America
From Andean highways to lowland municipal roads, projects in Latin America often combine high altitude, mountain transport and frequent relocation. These are the points we plan for.
Covering: Peru · Colombia · Chile · Ecuador · Bolivia · Mexico
Planning
What matters for a plant in Latin America
High altitude
Thinner air reduces burner and fan performance. For sites high in the mountains, the burner, exhaust fan and baghouse must be sized for the altitude — tell us the elevation of the site.
Mountain transport
Tight bends and weight limits on mountain roads favour compact, transportable units. We check unit dimensions against your route.
Moving with the project
Road programmes often move from one section to the next. Mobile and containerized plants reduce downtime and civil works at every move.
Local power supply
Voltage and frequency vary by country — for example 60 Hz in Colombia and Peru, 50 Hz in Chile and Bolivia — so electrics are built to your grid or generator.
Recommended
Plant types that suit Latin America
Why here: Moves along the project on its own chassis with minimal set-up time.
- Containerized
- Batch mixing
- 80–400 t/h
Containerized Asphalt Plant
RMX-C80 ~ RMX-C400
Contractors who move between projects or export plants overseas and still need batch-level mix accuracy.
Why here: Higher outputs than mobile plants, still without concrete foundations, and easy to ship by sea.
- Stationary
- Continuous mixing
- 40–160 t/h
Drum Mix Asphalt Plant
RMX-D40 ~ RMX-D160
Rural roads, base courses and county programmes that need steady output of one mix at the lowest cost per tonne.
Why here: Economical for municipal maintenance and rural roads with one standard mix.
Logistics
Shipping and delivery
- Ocean freight to Pacific and Caribbean ports such as Callao, Buenaventura, Cartagena, Guayaquil and San Antonio, then by road inland
- Units are planned to suit mountain routes and local transport limits
- Packing list and documents prepared for customs clearance at the port of entry
Support
How we support your project
- Plant layout and altitude-adjusted burner and fan selection
- Installation guidance, commissioning and operator training as agreed for the project
- Spare parts recommendations for remote mountain sites
- Troubleshooting guidance after handover
Questions from buyers in Latin America
Does altitude affect asphalt plant capacity?
Yes. Air density drops with altitude, which reduces burner and exhaust fan performance. Plants for high-altitude sites need these components sized for the elevation to reach the rated output.
Mobile or containerized — which is better for mountain projects?
Mobile plants are fastest to relocate by road; containerized plants offer higher outputs and ship easily by sea. The route to site and how often you move usually decide it.
Can you build the plant for 60 Hz power?
Yes. Motors and controls are specified for your local voltage and frequency.
Planning a road project in Latin America?
Send us the output you need, your site location, fuel options and the route to site. We will reply with a suggested configuration and quotation.