New Belle Commodore Diesel Site Mixer
The Altrad Belle Commodore is a professional heavy-duty diesel site mixer powered by a Stage V Yanmar L48 engine with electric start. Choose from the 5-3, 7-5 or 10-7 drum size.
Price range: £4,755.00 through £5,625.00
Description
Altrad Belle Commodore Diesel Site Mixer
The Commodore is Altrad Belle’s professional heavy-duty site mixer, designed for prolonged site use and rental fleets. Every model in this listing is powered by a Stage V compliant Yanmar L48 diesel engine with electric start, and the range is offered in three drum sizes to match the batch size your site needs.
Heavy-Duty Build The Commodore is built on a heavy-duty steel chassis designed to withstand tough site conditions, and is easy to clean down after use. A rigid, reinforced drum resists distortion, and a sealed high-specification gearbox keeps routine maintenance to a minimum.
Controlled Mixing and Tipping A gated paddle design gives an efficient mix at a drum speed of 19rpm. When it is time to discharge, a foot-operated tip lock and large tip wheel give the operator safe control over large batches, and a robust parking brake helps keep the mixer where you leave it.
Typical Uses The Commodore is built for demanding, high-volume work:
- Large batches of concrete: footings, bases and slabs
- Mortar production: keeping brickwork and blockwork gangs supplied
- Rental fleets: a durable diesel mixer for long-term hire use
- Remote sites: diesel power where mains electricity is not available
Choosing a Drum Size All three models share the same Yanmar L48 diesel engine (3Hp / 2.5kW). The Commodore 5-3 has a 160 litre drum and 115 litre mixing capacity. The Commodore 7-5 steps up to a 220 litre drum and 160 litre mix. The Commodore 10-7 is the largest, with a 310 litre drum and 220 litre mix for maximum output per batch.
Stage V Engine The Yanmar L48 meets Stage V emissions requirements, and electric start makes it quick to get running at the start of the day without pull-starting. Running on diesel also means the Commodore can share fuel with other diesel plant already on site.