Concrete Batching & Crushing Plants in Libya

Since 1987 MEKA has designed and manufactured concrete batching plants and crushing & screening equipment, with more than 4,500 installations in over 110 countries. In Libya we supply mobile and stationary solutions from 30 to 200 m³/h, engineered for hot climates and demanding sites, with fast installation, technical support and spare parts.

Why contractors in Libya choose MEKA

MEKA has been designing and manufacturing concrete batching plants and crushing & screening equipment since 1987. Today more than 4,500 MEKA installations operate in over 110 countries. In Libya — where reconstruction and infrastructure work is accelerating across Tripoli, Benghazi, Misrata and Derna — contractors need plants that start producing quickly, survive demanding site conditions, and can be supported with spare parts when it matters. Those three requirements shaped every solution on this page.

A proven reference in the Libyan market

TGG Construction, one of the region’s leading contracting and construction firms, selected the MEKA K160 Stationary Concrete Batching Plant to meet the high-volume, quality concrete requirements of its project portfolio. Site installation and testing were completed successfully and the plant now operates at full capacity, delivering up to 140 m³ of fresh concrete per hour under Libya’s demanding climate conditions.

Built for heat, dust and abrasive conditions

High ambient temperatures, dust and sand shorten equipment life faster in North Africa than almost anywhere else. That is why the critical components of our plants are hot-dip galvanised: aggregate bins, weighing hoppers, platforms, stairs and handrails. For hot-weather concreting we supply ice weighing hoppers, chiller units and multiple independent water lines, so fresh concrete temperature stays within specification even at the peak of summer.

Fast installation, less civil work

Our compact and mobile plants are designed for zero-level installation with no extra concrete footings, which cuts both setup time and civil works cost on remote sites. Mobile plants can be dismantled and relocated, which suits projects that move between cities.

Our solutions for Libyan projects

Concrete batching plants

Four main families cover the full range of project sizes: mobile plants at 60–145 m³/h for projects that change location, compact plants at 30–135 m³/h where installation space is tight, stationary plants at 60–200 m³/h for ready-mix producers and long-running sites, and dry batch plants that load directly into the truck mixer for high throughput. Alongside these we supply precast concrete plants and RCC plants for road and dam projects.

Crushing and screening plants

For producing aggregate from local limestone and hard rock we supply jaw, cone and impact crushers (primary, secondary and tertiary), vertical shaft impact crushers, feeders, screens and washing equipment. These are available as fixed or portable plants depending on the quarry and the project.

Demolition waste recycling

In reconstruction work, demolition waste turns from a liability into a resource. With Holcim and the Casablanca Prefecture in Morocco, MEKA commissioned a 150 t/h mobile crushing and screening plant that recycles demolition concrete into usable aggregate, targeting more than one million tonnes per year once fully rolled out. The same logic applies directly to Libyan cities undergoing large-scale clearance and rebuilding.

Mixers, components and spare parts

We manufacture our own mixers — twin-shaft, single-shaft and planetary — as well as cement silos, fibre feeding systems, automation systems and concrete reclaiming systems, backed by a spare parts and after-sales network.

From our factory to your site in Libya

Our plants are built in five production facilities in Ankara and Eskişehir across more than 110,000 m³ of production area. The short distance between Türkiye and Libya shortens shipping time compared with Far East suppliers, and makes it easier to move installation teams and spare parts. Compact and mobile plants ship in standard containers, and our technical team supervises installation, commissioning and operator training on site.

Frequently asked questions

What capacity does my project need?

Capacity follows daily pour volume, the number of truck mixers available and haul distance. Residential and medium road projects are usually served by a 60–100 m³/h plant, while major infrastructure work and ready-mix producers typically need 120–200 m³/h. We size this with you before recommending a model.

How long does installation and commissioning take?

It depends on the model and site readiness. Mobile and compact plants install in days because they need no additional concrete footings; high-capacity stationary plants take longer because of foundation work.

Can the plants handle high temperatures?

Yes. We supply hot-weather concreting solutions: ice weighing hoppers, chiller units and multiple water lines, together with hot-dip galvanising on components exposed to water and dust.

What about spare parts after installation?

We hold stock of core spare parts and provide direct technical support. Our Ni-Hard 4 liners and paddles are specified for high wear resistance and long service life, which reduces replacement frequency.

Can a plant be relocated later?

Mobile and portable plants are designed to be dismantled, moved and reinstalled. Stationary plants can be relocated but require planning and new foundation work.

Are you looking for dealers in Libya?

Yes. We are looking for dealer partners in Libya to extend our sales and after-sales network. If you have experience in construction or concrete equipment, get in touch.

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Tell us your project size, location and required output, and we will come back with a technical recommendation and a quotation. Our team works in English, Arabic and Turkish.

Interested in representing us? See the Libya dealership programme.