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.

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BETONAC®-EXTRA Concrete and Lime Remover

BETONAC®-EXTRA is a proven cleaning agent for the fast cleaning of paving slabs, concrete blocks, mixers, pumps, cement silos and ready-mix trucks as well as other equipment used in the construction industry. BETONAC®-EXTRA is also designed for removing concrete and mortar from bricks, tiles and blocks. The product is ideal for builders and property maintenance companies. BETONAC®-EXTRA cleans up cement runs from new bricks and brings back the colour to old bricks. Description BETONAC®-EXTRA is a yellowish-brown liquid... More »

ZETOLAN®-MEK Plus Protection and Maintenance

ZETOLAN®-MEK Plus is a completely new spray-on protection and maintenance system that’s active on hard existing concrete deposits but harmless to fresh concrete. It penetrates and removes hardened concrete, layer by layer, and at the same time helps prevent the formation of new deposits. Applied at the end of the working day ZETOLAN®-MEK Plus works overnight readying equipment for the morning start. Again hard physical cleaning is avoided and cleaning times can be cut by... More »

Dust Control Agglomerators

Bennett Equipment's batch type dust agglomerators are designed for agglomerating dust with a liquid to turn it into a transportable form. By agglomerating in batches, consistency of the finished product is assured, a know amount of dust is added to the agglomerator and then a known amount of the binding agent rather than relying on feed rates which can alter without being noticed in a continuous process. The first of our agglomerators was put into service... More »