Apollo Carmix lists 3 concrete mixers on DesiMachines. Listed prices run from ₹30 lakh to ₹46 lakh (indicative, ex-showroom, Sep 2026).
Self-loading is the whole idea here: an Apollo Carmix loads its own aggregate and cement with a front bucket, adds water, mixes and pours, so a small site does not need a batching plant and a transit mixer to get a slab done. DesiMachines lists three models, the 23 FX, 30 FX and 46 FX, each with a listed price band below. The number in the model name rises with the mixing output, so the 46 FX is the machine for a site pouring several columns and slabs a day, and the 23 FX for smaller, scattered work.
What to check before you buy: the output you need per hour against the model size (a machine that mixes more than the gang can place just idles), the water-dosing and weighing system if you must certify the mix, and the tyre and drive layout for the ground you work on, because a self-loading mixer spends the day driving between the stockpile and the pour.
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