What are the classifications of concrete pumps?

Concrete delivery pumps are currently used by the majority of construction parties to transport concrete. They can be seen in fields such as energy, water conservancy, transportation, industrial and civil construction, and national defense engineering. Faced with many concrete pumps, what are their classifications? Now we introduce it in detail as follows.

Experts pointed out: As a very common construction equipment, concrete pumps have attracted the attention of the majority of construction parties due to their efficient and convenient construction conditions. So what are the classifications of concrete pumps? Specifically, it can be divided into the following three types:

1. Boom pump

The boom pump is also called a pump truck. This kind of pump truck has very good operating flexibility and relatively high speed. Very fast too. It should be pointed out that its maintenance and use costs are relatively high. However, due to operating height restrictions, there are many requirements for the site.

2. Vehicle-mounted pump

Compared with the boom pump, the vehicle-mounted pump does not have an independent bracket. However, the advantage is that it occupies a smaller space and is relatively less expensive. Since there is no bracket, Therefore, the labor intensity of workers is relatively high. The advantage is that the operating cost is low, so if high-pressure pipe operations are used, the conveying height will be relatively high.

3. Ground pump

Ground pump is also called a tow pump. It has tires and can be towed to the working site by a tractor. The operation cost is relatively the lowest, but the disadvantage is that the conveying speed is slow and the conveying height is not as good as the vehicle-mounted pump.

Based on the above three types of pumps, the truck-mounted pump is a relatively moderate concrete pump. Its advantage is that it can do everything that the arm pump can do. However, during construction, it needs to install the pumping pipe in advance. Therefore, it is relatively troublesome, but compared to ground pumps, its conveying speed and conveying height will be higher. </p