Bennett Equipment

Through its predecessor companies Hallweld Bennett and Bennett Engineering, Bennett Equipment has been leading the way in the manufacture and supply of high quality concrete mixing and batching equipment since 1957. Our product range includes concrete mixers and agglomerators, concrete batching equipment, precast concrete equipment, concrete machinery maintenance products, concrete processing equipment and bitumen emulsion equipment. We are the exclusive Australian agents for Elematic, Marcantonini and Leyco Chemische.

In Focus

Planetary Mixers

Speed and Productivity The intense mixing action of a Bennett Planetary Mixer produces a perfect homogenous mix in the shortest possible time. Up to 60 batches per hour can be mixed and discharged in planetary units through large, hydraulically or pneumatically operated doors. Up to two additional doors can be fitted as options. Discharge door chutes, sample doors and high pressure washing systems are also available as options. The mixer can also be fitted with a... More »

Laboratory Mixers

The Bennett Laboratory Mixer is a planetary unit which features a revolving pan and a mixing star with hardened steel blades and a side scraper. Ideal for testing, experimenting and assisting in quality assurance programmes for high-strength concrete, the Laboratory Mixer has a 70 litre capacity. It is supplied with two bowls as standard and a lifting trolley as an option to allow for the easy movement of the pan and its contents. Adjustable feet enable... More »

LEYCO®-SLICK Pump Primer

Another product of interest is LEYCO®-SLICK… the quickest and easiest way to prime a pump. It can be used with any type of concrete pump and is "friendly" to concrete. LEYCO®-SLICK is a powder, packed in water-soluble, ready-to-use, pre-weighted pouches. It is a unique compound of high performance components, which offer superlative cost reductions by saving time and by protecting pumps and pipes. It eases concrete pressure in the pump and pipes and optimises pump capacity... More »