Conmat MR 80C VS Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C) Transit Mixer

Conmat MR 80C vs Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C): the two differ on 29 of 41 listed specs. The main differences are Brand (Conmat Transit mixer vs Schwing Stetter Transit mixer), Drum Size (8.0 m³ vs 12.0 m³), Mixer Weight (3850 kg vs 5550 kg), Capacity (14400 L vs 20690 L). The other 12 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

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Conmat MR 80C

Drum Size

8.0 m³
Mixer Weight

3850 kg
Capacity

14400 L
Filling Ratio

56%
Water Tank

600 L
RPM

0-14 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)

Drum Size

12.0 m³
Mixer Weight

5550 kg
Capacity

20690 L
Filling Ratio

79%
Water Tank

600 L
RPM

0-12 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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What's different: Conmat MR 80C vs Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)

29 specs differ, 12 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	Conmat MR 80C	Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)
Brand	Conmat Transit mixer	Schwing Stetter Transit mixer
Drum Size	8.0 m³	12.0 m³
Mixer Weight	3850 kg	5550 kg
Capacity	14400 L	20690 L
Filling Ratio	56%	79%
RPM	0-14 rpm	0-12 rpm
Drum Drive	P.T.O.	P.T.O. /Slave Engine
Water Line Volume	NA	13150 L

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The comparisons provided are based on the technical specifications published by the respective OEMs on their official websites and brochures. Please confirm these details directly with the OEMs before making any final decision.

Conmat MR 80C VS Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C) Transit Mixer

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

Conmat MR 80C

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Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)

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Particulars	Conmat MR 80C	Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)

Conmat MR 80C vs Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C): mid-size or mega-project scale

The Conmat MR 80C carries 8.0 cubic metres of concrete on a 100 HP engine, sized for steady mid-scale supply to housing or commercial sites. The Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C) steps up to a 12.0 cubic metre drum with a 79 percent filling ratio, built for large EPC and infrastructure jobs where every trip needs to deliver as much concrete as possible. The AM 12 (C) also gives a choice between PTO and slave engine drum drive, useful for fleets that standardise on one drive type across their trucks.

A mid-size contractor who wants dependable daily supply without oversized running cost usually fits the MR 80C better. A large EPC firm or fleet-rental buyer serving big pours gets more value from the AM 12 (C)'s bigger single load, even with its heavier 5550 kg empty weight. See our concrete mixer buying guide or browse the full range of concrete mixers.

Conmat MR 80C Transit Mixer

Pros:

Suitable for demanding sites with strong concrete delivery performance
Nominal filling capacity of 8.0 m³ suitable for small to medium construction projects
Engine power of 100 HP adequate for the mixer's design
Water tank capacity of 600 L aids in efficient concrete mixing

Cons:

Lesser mixing capacity compared to Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C)
Lower rotation speed of 0-14 rpm might affect mixing efficiency
Some technical specifications such as shell thickness and overhang not provided

Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C) Transit Mixer

Pros:

Higher nominal filling capacity of 12.0 m³, ideal for large-scale projects
Increased engine power of 106 HP to handle larger loads
Higher filling ratio of 79% indicates better utilization of drum volume
Option for Drum Drive with P.T.O. or Slave Engine offers flexibility in operation

Cons:

Heavier empty mixer weight of 5550 kg may require more powerful vehicle to transport
Potentially higher operational costs due to larger size and capacity
Some specifications like shell thickness and water line volume are not listed

Closing Recommendation

Both mixers work well within their own scale of job, so the right pick depends on how big your regular pours are. So match the machine to your work: Conmat MR 80C for steady mid-size site supply, Schwing Stetter AM 12 (C) for large EPC and infrastructure pours needing bigger loads per trip.