Sunbeam 75 VS Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) Transit Mixer

Sunbeam 75 vs Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2): the two differ on 32 of 41 listed specs. The main differences are Brand (Sunbeam Transit mixer vs Schwing Stetter Transit mixer), Drum Size (7.5 m³ vs 6.0 m³), Mixer Weight (4090 kg vs 3750 kg), Capacity (13060 L vs 11580 L). The other 9 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

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Sunbeam 75

Drum Size

7.5 m³
Mixer Weight

4090 kg
Capacity

13060 L
Filling Ratio

57%
Water Tank

450 L
RPM

0-14 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2)

Drum Size

6.0 m³
Mixer Weight

3750 kg
Capacity

11580 L
Filling Ratio

52%
Water Tank

450 L
RPM

0-12 rpm

Standard Transit Mixer

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What's different: Sunbeam 75 vs Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2)

32 specs differ, 9 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	Sunbeam 75	Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2)
Brand	Sunbeam Transit mixer	Schwing Stetter Transit mixer
Drum Size	7.5 m³	6.0 m³
Mixer Weight	4090 kg	3750 kg
Capacity	13060 L	11580 L
Filling Ratio	57%	52%
RPM	0-14 rpm	0-12 rpm
Drum Drive	Slave Engine/PTO Option	P.T.O. /Slave Engine
Water Line Volume	NA	7250 L

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Sunbeam 75 VS Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) Transit Mixer

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

Sunbeam 75

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Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2)

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Particulars	Sunbeam 75	Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2)

Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) vs Sunbeam 75: Steady Mid-Size or More Volume

The Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) holds a straightforward 6.0 m³ capacity with a 70 HP engine, built for consistent mid-size batching without extra frills. The Sunbeam 75 steps up to 7.5 m³ with a faster 0-14 rpm rotation against 0-12 rpm on the Schwing Stetter, so it moves and mixes more concrete on larger jobs. Both machines run the same engine power class and a 3-axle truck setup, so the real gap between them is capacity and mixing speed, not raw power.

The Sunbeam 75 also publishes detail the Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) listing skips — a water pump pressure of 3.5 bar with a 400 L/min outlet, a water meter scale from 0 to 450 litres, and a shell thickness of 3-6 mm. That level of detail helps a buyer plan water use and drum wear ahead of time. Compare both on the concrete mixer hub, and read the concrete mixer types guide if you want a plain look at how mixer capacity is usually matched to job size.

Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) Transit Mixer

Pros:

Nominal capacity of 6 cubic meters suitable for midsize projects
Rotation speed of 0-12 rpm allows for consistent mixing
Includes a water tank capacity of 450 liters
Powered by a 70 HP (52 kW) engine
Sturdy with a 6,000 mm to 6,200 mm mixer length and 2,570 mm mixer height

Cons:

Weight not specified when loaded with concrete
Lack of detailed information on the sub-frame length and overhang
Shell thickness and water pump pressure not provided

Sunbeam 75 Transit Mixer

Pros:

Greater nominal filling capacity of 7.5 m³, suitable for larger operations
Higher rotation speed of 0-14 rpm for efficient mixing
Water pump pressure specified at 3.5 bar with a 400 L/min outlet
Equipped with a water meter scale from 0 to 450 L
Provided specifications for shell thickness, ranging from 3 to 6 mm
Slightly larger drum diameter of 2200 mm

Cons:

Heavier empty weight at 4090 kg may affect mobility
Slightly taller with a mixer height of 2615 mm, which could be a spatial constraint in some scenarios
Mixer weight with concrete is not specified

Closing Recommendation

Pick the Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) for dependable, no-surprises mid-size batching where a proven setup matters more than extra volume. Pick the Sunbeam 75 when your projects need more concrete per trip and you want clear water system numbers to plan around. So match the machine to your work: Schwing Stetter AM 6 (C2) for steady mid-size projects, Sunbeam 75 for larger operations needing higher output.