Construction projects around the world rely on precise mixing technology to achieve consistent, high-quality results. A grout batch mixer serves as the foundation for successful ground improvement, tunneling, and heavy…
When construction projects require reliable ground stabilization, void filling, or structural reinforcement, grout mixing pumps become essential equipment for delivering consistent, high-quality results. These specialized systems combine precise mixing capabilities…
High shear plant technology revolutionizes industrial mixing with precision engineering that delivers superior particle dispersion and consistent product quality across mining, construction, and manufacturing applications. Table of Contents Article Snapshot…
Have you ever wondered why some grouting projects achieve superior stability and performance while others struggle with inconsistent results? The answer often lies in the mixing technology used. Colloidal mixing…
The AMIX Advantage, Imagine a better solution. The AMIX Advantage, AMIX Colloidal Mill (ACM) is a combination of the best technologies available in the world. AMIX Systems recognized a need…
Downtime… a project manager’s worst nightmare! In these times of cut-throat, low-ball bidding by competitors looking to just stay afloat and keep operations running and workers working, margins have…
WTC2016 comes to San Francisco. An epic trade show in review. As the year slowly faded into the second quarter, AMIX Systems was welcomed to beautiful downtown San Francisco for…
Peristaltic Grout Pumps (APP) used for tunnel boring machine (TBM) and bentonite slurry and transfer – AMIX Systems. Here they are as they were getting ready to be shipped to…
We’re at the Rapid Excavation and Tunneling 2015 (RETC 2015) Conference, in New Orleans June 7-10. Visit AMIX Systems Booth 1100 for high performance grout mixing and backfill systems. RETC…
The challenges are real. You know that selecting the right colloidal grout mixer for your project is key. Did you know, that not all colloidal grout mixers are the same?…