Stationary concrete pumps

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Select a stationary pump for the concrete mix and calculated delivery-line route. Check pressure, output, aggregate limit, drive, chassis, hours and wear condition.

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How do you choose a stationary concrete pump?

Start with the concrete mix and delivery route. Length, elevation, pipe diameter, bends and consistency influence the required pressure and achievable output.

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Delivery route: horizontal length, elevation, falls, bends, flexible sections, pipe diameter and anchoring method.
Concrete mix: consistency, maximum aggregate size, mix design and the procedure for priming and cleaning the line.
Pump unit: maximum output and pressure, material-cylinder diameter and stroke, valve type, outlet diameter and hopper capacity.
Drive: diesel or electric motor, power, voltage and frequency, emissions, noise and the power supply available on site.
Mounting: skid, trailer or crawler chassis, mass, dimensions, brakes, supports and road-transport approval.

Assessing a used stationary pump

Inspect the hopper, grid and agitator, valve and wear parts, delivery cylinders, seals, hydraulic pump, cooling, controls and engine condition.
Request pump and engine hours, replacement history, manuals, schematics and a list of delivery-line components included. A safe test should verify operation and all protective devices.