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How do you choose concrete equipment?
Start with the stage of the job. Transporting ready-mix concrete, producing batches on site and pumping concrete require different machines and different listing details.
Choose the correct category
Concrete mixer trucks – complete vehicles or mixer bodies with a rotating drum for concrete transport.
Concrete pumps – truck-mounted boom pumps, line pumps, trailer pumps and other concrete placing units.
Concrete mixers – standalone or towable machines for producing batches of concrete or mortar on site.
Stationary concrete pumps – units that feed concrete through a planned delivery line without an integrated truck-mounted boom.
Information to gather before comparing listings
Job: structure type, required placing rate, concrete delivery point, and horizontal and vertical delivery route.
Concrete mix: mix design, consistency, maximum aggregate size and the requirements of the pump or mixer manufacturer.
Site: access, ground bearing capacity and level, setup area, power, water and a safe cleaning arrangement.
Logistics: mass, dimensions, chassis, road documents, transport between sites and access to parts and service.
How should used equipment be assessed?
Ask for the maker, model, serial number, year, hours or mileage, exact configuration, service history and manuals.
Inspect all concrete-contact parts, drives, hydraulics, frame, guards, controls and safety devices. Only test the machine according to its manual and with all guards in place.
Compare like-for-like specifications. Geometric capacity, theoretical output and maximum reach do not guarantee the same result in every mix and jobsite condition.
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