Concrete Pumps
Concrete Pumps usually uses pressure to continuously transport concrete along the pipeline. Our Concrete pumping machines popular products are mainly concrete boom pump truck, trailer pump, concrete mixer pump, etc.
What are concrete pumps?
Concrete pump is mainly used for transportation. It can transfer the liquid concrete from the mixing site to the pouring location efficiently. The concrete pumping equipment eliminates manual labor and speeds up construction. Meanwhile, it ensures precise placement. For high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, and large-scale infrastructure projects, our concrete pumps are your ideal choice. Daswell company has three types of pumps for your different concrete pumping requirements.
The concrete mixer pumps combine mixing and pumping functions. The concrete mixer hydraulic pump is more suitable for remote sites and small-scale projects.
Trailer pumps are suitable for long-distance and vertical projects. You can adopt it for dams, bridges, and skyscrapers.
A concrete boom pump is also called a truck with concrete pump. It equipped with a hydraulic arm for placing flexibly. This pump truck is applicable for urban construction, high-rises, large slabs, etc.
5 Advantages of using concrete pumps for construction
- Suitable for high-rise construction: Using a concrete pump, can push concrete to high-rise construction easily. Especially, our concrete boom pumps are popular among customers for urban high-rises.
- Improving the efficiency: The traditional pouring method needs about 20 workers with low pouring speed. While choosing our concrete pump machine needs fewer operators. 4 workers can operate the concrete pumping equipment. And the pumping speed is 6 faster than manual pouring.
- Move conveniently: Both our concrete pump with mixer and the trailer pump machines have wheels for moving in construction sites conveniently. And the boom pump truck can over obstacles easily.
- Reducing costs: Utilizing concrete pumps, can reduce both the labor costs and the saving the time.
- Improving Safety: It is reported that 62% fewer accidents on pump-equipped sites. Adopting concrete pumping machines for working, can eliminate workers falling from the formwork. At the same time, it can avoid slip hazards from spilled concrete.
Features of Daswell different concrete pumps
For your different concrete pumping requirements, there are three types of concrete pumping machines for you to choose from. These three pump equipment have their different features. Knowing concrete mixer pumps, trailer pumps and concrete pumps is helpful for selecting the suitable machine for reducing your costs with high working efficiency.
Concrete mixer pump
The concrete mixer pump combines a concrete mixer and a pump, allowing for continuous mixing and pumping of concrete. The continuous mixing ensures a steady flow of concrete without delays. This machine is more suitable for small- to medium-sized projects like residential buildings and rural construction because of its compact design.
Trailer concrete pump machine
The trailer pump requires separate concrete mixing and delivery via a truck. It also needs flexible pipelines for sending the concrete to the desired location. Meanwhile, you should arrange labor to assemble and disassemble the pipeline. Compared with mixer pumps, this trailer pump is more suitable for long-distance pumping. For your large projects, such as bridges, dams, etc., it is applicable.
Truck-mounted boom Pump.
The boom pump features a robotic arm (boom) mounted on a truck, allowing precise concrete placement. Our booms can extend up to 58 meters, enabling flexible placement without manual pipelines. It adopts remote control operation. The operator can control the boom from a distance, which enhances safety. These boom pumps are often used for large commercials, high-rise construction, and sites requiring fast, precise concrete placement.
Comparison Table: Mixer Pump vs. Trailer Pump vs. Boom Pump
| Feature | Concrete Mixer Pump | Trailer Pump | Boom Pump |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mixing & Pumping | Yes (Integrated) | No (Separate mixer needed) | No (Separate mixer needed) |
| Mobility | Truck-mounted | Stationary (Trailer) | Truck-mounted |
| Pumping Range | Medium | Long-distance | Long-distance + Boom reach |
| Setup Time | Fast | Moderate (Pipeline assembly) | Fast (Boom deployment) |
| Best For | Small/medium projects | Large projects, high-pressure pumping | Large projects, high-rise buildings |
