Conmat MR 70C VS Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) Transit Mixer

Conmat MR 70C vs Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2): the two differ on 24 of 41 listed specs. The main differences are Brand (Conmat Transit mixer vs Schwing Stetter Transit mixer), Mixer Weight (3850 kg vs 3900 kg), Capacity (12100 L vs 12750 L), Filling Ratio (57.80% vs 55%). The other 17 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

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Conmat MR 70C

Drum Size

7.0 m³
Mixer Weight

3850 kg
Capacity

12100 L
Filling Ratio

57.80%
Water Tank

450 L
RPM

0-14 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)

Drum Size

7.0 m³
Mixer Weight

3900 kg
Capacity

12750 L
Filling Ratio

55%
Water Tank

450 L
RPM

0-12 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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What's different: Conmat MR 70C vs Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)

24 specs differ, 17 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	Conmat MR 70C	Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)
Brand	Conmat Transit mixer	Schwing Stetter Transit mixer
Mixer Weight	3850 kg	3900 kg
Capacity	12100 L	12750 L
Filling Ratio	57.80%	55%
RPM	0-14 rpm	0-12 rpm
Drum Drive	Slave Engine	P.T.O. /Slave Engine
Water Line Volume	NA	8250 L
Drum diameter	2267 mm	2300 mm

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Conmat MR 70C VS Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) Transit Mixer

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

Conmat MR 70C

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Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)

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Particulars	Conmat MR 70C	Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)

Conmat MR 70C vs Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2): Which to Pick?

Both these mixers carry about 7 cubic metres of concrete, so the real choice is in how they are built to run. The Conmat MR 70C is the more compact truck, made for city routes and sites where turning space is limited. The Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) is a longer truck that gives you a choice between two drum drive setups, P.T.O. or a slave engine, so you can match it to what your workshop already services.

If your work is mostly in built-up areas with narrow approach roads, the Conmat MR 70C's shorter length is the safer choice. If you want flexibility in how the drum is powered and your routes have more open road, the Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) gives you that option. Compare more options in the concrete mixer category or read the types of concrete mixers guide.

Conmat MR 70C Transit Mixer

Pros:

Designed for steady operations in urban settings
Nominal filling capacity of 7.0 m³ tailored for output and mobility
Rotation speed of 0-14 rpm allows for efficient mixing
Water tank capacity of 450 liters helps in concrete mix hydration
Engine power of 70 HP provided by a Kirloskar HA 494 engine

Cons:

Mixer length is shorter compared to Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2)
Detailed specifications such as mixer sub-frame length and shell thickness are not provided
No information on the water pump pressure and outlet

Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) Transit Mixer

Pros:

Nominal filling capacity of 7 m³ suitable for various concrete needs
Geometric volume of 12750 liters suggests a larger mixing capacity
Water line volume of 8250 liters indicates efficient water level management
Longer mixer length options (6250 mm / 6400 mm) may provide greater mixing efficiency
Dual drum drive options: P.T.O. or Slave Engine providing flexibility in operations

Cons:

Engine make not specified, which could affect familiarity with performance and maintenance
Rotational speed is slightly lower at 0-12 rpm compared to Conmat MR 70C
Water pump pressure and outlet details are missing, which are important for some operations

Closing Recommendation

With near-equal capacity, this choice is really about truck size and drum drive flexibility. Pick the Conmat MR 70C when your routes run through narrow city lanes and you want a known engine brand. Pick the Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) when your sites have more open space and you want a choice of drum drive setup. So match the machine to your work: Conmat MR 70C for tight city routes, Schwing Stetter AM 7 (C2) for open sites and drive flexibility.