Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
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Concrete machinery encompasses a variety of equipment designed for mixing, transporting, placing, and curing concrete. The primary types include concrete mixers (such as drum mixers and twin-shaft mixers), which blend raw materials uniformly; concrete pumps (like boom pumps and line pumps) that transfer liquid concrete to construction sites; batching plants (stationary or mobile) for precise ingredient proportioning and large-scale production.Concrete machinery encompasses a variety of equipment designed for mixing, transporting, placing, and curing concrete. The primary types include concrete mixers (such as drum mixers and twin-shaft mixers), which blend raw materials uniformly; concrete pumps (like boom pumps and line pumps) that transfer liquid concrete to construction sites; batching plants (stationary or mobile) for precise ingredient proportioning and large-scale production.
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Below 37m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
Vertical Reach:
24 - 36 m
Output:
100 - 150 m³/h
Pressure:
6 - 6.6 MPa
37m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
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Vertical Reach:
36.5 m
Output:
48 - 160 m³/h
Pressure:
6 - 13 MPa
38 - 48m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
Vertical Reach:
38 - 48 m
Output:
120 - 200 m³/h
Pressure:
7 - 12 MPa
49 - 55m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
Vertical Reach:
48.6 - 55 m
Output:
120 - 200 m³/h
Pressure:
7 - 12 MPa
56 - 60m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
Vertical Reach:
56 - 60 m
Output:
120 - 200 m³/h
Pressure:
7 - 12 MPa
Over 60m Truck-mounted Concrete Pump
Vertical Reach:
＞60 m
Output:
120 - 200 m³/h
Pressure:
8.3 - 12 MPa
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What are the main types of concrete machinery ?
Concrete machinery encompasses a variety of equipment designed for mixing, transporting, placing, and curing concrete. The primary types include concrete mixers (such as drum mixers and twin-shaft mixers), which blend raw materials uniformly; concrete pumps (like boom pumps and line pumps) that transfer liquid concrete to construction sites; batching plants (stationary or mobile) for precise ingredient proportioning and large-scale production; concrete vibrators (internal and external) to eliminate air pockets and enhance compaction; finishing machines (screeds, trowels) for surface smoothing; and shotcrete machines used in tunneling or slope stabilization. These machines work together to ensure efficient concrete handling and high-quality results in construction projects.
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