COMMANDbatch
-
Read FlipbookCOMMANDbatch
-
Read FlipbookArizona Metro Mix Precisions Water System Case Study
-
Read FlipbookDelmon Readymix Precision Water System Case Study
Located in Salmabad, Bahrain, Delmon Readymix plants experience variations in the aggregate moisture that are unique to its location and climate. While the moisture of their marine sand usually...
-
Want to learn more about COMMANDbatch?
Absolutely! -
Read ArticleSignificant Growth in Spanish Construction Industry Results in A New COMMANDbatch Dealer
With more than 10,000 concrete plants in operation, Command Alkon is definitely positioned as a leader in the market. We’re pleased to announce a representation agreement with another leading...
-
Read ArticleNEBCO Combats Their Moisture Problems With Command Alkon's Precision Water System
NEBCO provides various concrete and construction-related products and services throughout Nebraska and surrounding states through its various companies, including...
-
Read ArticleArizona Metro Mix Eliminates Rejected Loads with Precision Water System
Arizona Metro Mix was awarded a job where the concrete, with tight requirements for air content, was required to be delivered up the side of a mountain. Historically, the company had struggled to...
-
Read ArticleDelmon Readymix Improves Plant Operations with Precision Water System
Delmon Readymix, established in 1973, is Bahrain’s leading ready mix concrete company; having an excellent reputation in the market built upon product quality with friendly, efficient service...
-
Read ArticleAnnual UK Precast Show, PRECAST2019, Attracts Professionals in the Concrete and Construction Space
Command Alkon is proud to exhibit at PRECAST2019 on May 16 at the King Power Stadium, Leicester. With more than 70 exhibitors and more than 500 delegates expected to attend, the exhibition is a...
-
Read ArticleTired of Rejected Loads? The Answer Could Be To Eliminate Excess Moisture
If the moisture content of wet aggregate is not compensated for, the slump may be too high and the water to cement ratio won’t conform to the mixture requirement. No, it isn’t enough to just add...
-
Read ArticleCommand Alkon’s COMMANDbatch Named Best Product in Show at the UK Concrete Show
Command Alkon is pleased to announce that COMMANDbatch has secured the “Best Product in Show” award at the annual UK Concrete Show in Birmingham...
-
Read ArticleImprove Your Concrete Craft by Integrating Color
COMMANDbatch can be integrated with Euclid Chemical’s Color-Matic G color dispensers to provide direct control of color system start and discharge commands. Graphic indicators can be added to the...
-
Read ArticleControl Moisture Content of Every Batch
One of the major causes of inconsistency in batching concrete is the varying moisture content of the sand and aggregates from one batch to another. Good storage of the sand and aggregates can help..
-
Read ArticleDon't Say 'Goodbye' to Working With Concrete During Frigid, Ferocious Winters - Learn How to Make it Behave in the Cold!
It’s that time of year again – the time when construction slows down due to piercing cold temperatures. In Birmingham, Alabama, the home of Command Alkon’s global HQ, the weather can be very...
-
Want to learn more about COMMANDbatch?
Absolutely! -
Read ArticleDoes the Quality and Consistency of Your Mix Materials Need a Boost?
Every ready-mixed concrete producer spends a great deal of money, both in manpower and material, to design and test mixes and ensure that they are compliant with industry specifications...
-
Read ArticleLet's Mix Things Up a Bit
It's a skill to mix and blend quality concrete that's long-lasting and workable. Concrete ingredients should be selected with a lot of precision, which can only be done by concrete batching.
-
Read ArticleUtilizing Technology to Improve Productivity
-
Read ArticleGain Control From Batch to Pour Through Real-Time Visibility
Once fresh concrete leaves the production facility site you really have, in some sense, no control over what goes on with you product. No control. No measurements. Command Alkon says "No longer."
-
Loading More...
