Our Story

We Come From the Front Line, and We Build for the Front Line

We do not boast about how advanced our technology is, or claim to be the best in the industry. Our aim is to bring every batching plant user the right equipment that fits them. Quality batching plant equipment does not have to be expensive.

2009 · Batching Plant Operator
I started at the bottom — loading aggregates before dawn, watching the mixer that is the heartbeat of every site. From the control panel I learned what truly breaks, and what truly matters, when the concrete has to pour at six in the morning.
2012 · Plant Maintenance Technician
When a plant goes down, the whole site stops and money burns by the hour. I spent years crawling through mixers and conveyors in the rain, learning every failure mode by hand — and how to keep a line running when it should have died.
2015 · Equipment Sales
Selling taught me the gap between brochure promises and job-site reality. Too many suppliers oversold; too few had ever tightened a bolt on the machine they were pushing. I promised myself I would never sell what I would not run.
2018 · Production Director
Running production, I fought to close that gap from the factory side — better welds, smarter layouts, specs written for the field instead of the showroom. Quality is not a certificate; it is a thousand small decisions made by people who have been on the line.
2021 · Founder & CEO
So I built Mikkino — a manufacturer run by people who have done every job on the line. We do not guess what operators need. We remember. Every plant we ship carries the lessons of fifteen years in the dirt.

How Mikkino works

One project path from selection to after-sales

Mikkino is organized around the decisions an overseas buyer must verify. The scope is defined before production, checked before shipment and handed over with clear site responsibilities.

Application and configuration

We start with concrete use, peak demand, site layout, aggregate supply, voltage and truck dispatch before selecting the mixer and plant model.

Production and quality checks

Drawings, major components, steel fabrication, assembly interfaces and the control system are reviewed against the confirmed configuration before packing.

Export and site handover

The delivery plan separates packing, containers, lifting, civil work, utilities, installation support and commissioning so local responsibilities are visible.

Support after commissioning

Remote troubleshooting, operating guidance and model-specific spare-parts planning are based on the supplied configuration and local lead times.

Manufacturing scope

Inside the equipment manufacturing process

These workshop visuals explain the production stages Mikkino coordinates: steel preparation, structural fabrication, mixer assembly, aggregate-bin work and final configuration checks.