Twelve yards of fresh-mixed concrete, batched exactly where the job demands it, with no plant ticket and no leftover drum to wash out. That is the ProAll Reimer E12 in one sentence, and the margin story behind it is straightforward: every yard you meter on site is a yard you own outright, not a yard purchased at a plant's price. We finance the E12 for operators who have done the math and like what they see.
The E12 sits at the top of the ProAll Reimer electric-metering lineup. Its large aggregate-bin capacity and electric proportioning controls let operators dial in mix designs consistently across a full shift. Contractors running large residential subdivisions, municipal paving programs, or rural infrastructure jobs find the E12's output range matches their daily concrete demand without requiring a second truck on site. Financing one means putting a high-capacity mobile batch plant to work before the bank account absorbs the full hit.
We work with operators financing ProAll equipment at all stages, from first-truck buyers using a strong down payment to established fleets adding capacity. The E12's price point typically lands well above our $100k sweet spot, which gives us access to a broader lender pool and better term flexibility than lighter equipment would see.
What the E12 Actually Delivers on a Job
The ProAll Reimer E12 uses an electric proportioning system rather than hydraulic metering, which gives the operator finer aggregate and water control throughout the batch cycle. Electric drives on the auger and conveyor reduce heat buildup during long pours, and the larger bin volume means fewer stops to reload aggregate on a high-demand day. Mix-design repeatability is tight enough that many operators using the E12 serve ready-mix specifications that would otherwise require plant delivery.
At twelve yards of theoretical capacity, the E12 handles pours that a smaller unit like the E9 would need multiple trips to complete. Foundation slabs, large driveway projects, and commercial flatwork all fall within a single-load range. That output level is also what makes the E12 attractive to operators who want to take on municipal and DOT work where minimum batch sizes matter.
Buyers choosing between the E12 and a ProAll Reimer E9 often land on the E12 when their average pour volume exceeds eight yards and they want room to grow. The incremental cost between the two models is real but so is the revenue gap when you can serve a pour the E9 can't finish in one trip.
Used E12 units come up for sale when operators upgrade to multi-truck fleets or exit the mobile batching business. A well-maintained used E12 with current calibration records and clean auger wear is a solid asset for financing. We routinely fund used volumetric mixer acquisitions where the machine appraised value supports the loan.
How We Structure E12 Financing
Applications for the E12 start with our one-page form and move fast. For deals below roughly $400k, we work on an application-only basis, which means no tax returns and no audited financials. You provide three months of recent bank statements so we can confirm cash flow, and we go to work. Most operators see a credit decision in 24-48 hours and funding in about one to two weeks.
Term lengths on volumetric mixer financing typically run 48 to 72 months. Longer terms keep the monthly payment lower and free up operating cash for fuel, aggregate, and crew costs. Shorter terms mean more equity in the machine faster. We help you match the term to your current workload and growth plan rather than defaulting to one size.
Purchase financing is the most common structure. You own the machine from day one, build equity as you pay, and can use the asset for future refinancing if you need working capital later. Sale-leaseback arrangements are also available for operators who already own an E12 outright and want to pull equity without selling the unit.
Operators with B or C credit are not automatically disqualified. We look at overall financial picture, including time in business, average daily bank balance, and concrete revenue consistency. A solid concrete operation with a few credit blemishes often qualifies where a plain bank review would stall. See our page on B/C credit equipment financing for more on how that works.
Who Buys and Finances the E12
The E12 buyer profile breaks into a few clear groups. The first is the established concrete contractor who has been buying plant concrete for years and has finally done the volume math. At a certain pour frequency, the per-yard savings of on-site batching more than cover the monthly equipment payment, and the E12's capacity range is right for that contractor's typical job size.
The second group is the growing mobile concrete business adding its second or third truck. The first truck, often a smaller unit, covered residential work. The E12 brings the capacity to bid commercial and municipal accounts where larger single pours are the norm. Commercial concrete contractors running this expansion path are a natural fit for E12 financing.
The third group is rural and remote operators. In areas far from batch plants, mobile concrete is not just more profitable, it is sometimes the only practical way to deliver fresh mix to the job. Rural and remote jobsite contractors frequently use the E12 because its capacity handles large ranch, farm, and infrastructure pours without requiring a plant dispatch from two hours away.
Get E12 Financing Started Today
The ProAll Reimer E12 is a serious production machine and it deserves financing that moves at the pace your business needs. Fill out our short application and we'll have a decision back to you fast. We finance new and used E12 units, handle refinancing on machines you already own, and work with operators across credit tiers.