


| Batching Plant for O'Hora Precast, April 2005 |
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O’Hora Precast in Ballina, Co. Mayo are delighted to announce that they have doubled their concrete production due to a new batching plant, O’Hora Precast, owned by Tommy and Graham O’Hora was established in 1990 and manufactures a wide range of precast products including lintels, sills, kerbs, paving slabs, fencing posts, prestressed products and garden ornaments to name but a few. Their new plant which is capable of producing 250m3 of high quality concrete per day includes 4x40T aggregate bins with feeders on outlets for accurate weighing, a weigh belt and incline conveyor.
Having assessed the options, O’Hora decided upon installing the recently developed Rapid Jetwash system into the plant. This system is proving very popular in the concrete industry as it ensures a thorough 4 minute cleaning of the mixer at regular intervals throughout the day, radically reducing cleaning time, therefore cutting costs. With the elimination of manual cleaning, O’Hora have found that not only does this machine address a lot of health and safety issues but that it is also a much more The new plant is also equipped with a 60 ton silo and screw conveyor, fully automatic control system, moisture probe in the mixer floor to produce high quality concrete on a continuous basis over long periods of time. Mr. Graham O’Hora adds, “We are delighted with the new Rapid pan mixer and batching plant. It has doubled our production, brought our quality to a very high standard and cut our working hours per day.”
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