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This section provides an overview for stationary concrete pumps as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 11 stationary concrete pump manufacturers and their company rankings.
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A stationary concrete pump is a specialized machine engineered to transport concrete to specific locations, particularly in construction settings.
This pump is instrumental in enabling uniform concrete placement in challenging areas like high-rise buildings and bridges, where direct access may be limited. It consists of essential components like a concrete suction device, a concrete pumping unit, and concrete pipelines. The suction device, typically a hopper or belt conveyor, draws in the concrete. The pumping unit, which may be hydraulic or screw-type, pressurizes and moves the concrete through the system. The pipelines used for transporting the concrete are generally made of durable steel.
Stationary concrete pumps are available in two main variations: engine-powered and electric-powered. The engine-powered pumps offer flexibility and can operate in diverse locations, while electric-powered pumps have the advantages of lower noise levels and zero exhaust emissions, making them environmentally friendly.
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Liebherr Group is a multinational manufacturer of heavy equipment established in 1949 and based in Bulle, Switzerland. The group consists of over 120 companies organized by specialty into eleven divisions. Its product lineup includes mining equipment such as crawler tractors and hydraulic excavators, earthmoving machinery such as duty cycle crawler cranes, and several tower cranes including top-slewing and self-erecting model types. The company serves clients across the industrial sector, including in maritime, mining, and aerospace operations.
Putzmeister, founded in 1958 and headquartered in Aichtal, Germany, is a manufacturer of solutions for pumping, mixing and placing concrete, mortar, and industrial solids. The company provides machines for handling high-density solids, including conveyors, hoppers, and a whole range of pumps that can be used in construction projects and engineering solutions. It also provides used equipment and required spare parts for the sold equipment. The company has a global network spread across 90 countries, with 20 subsidiaries worldwide.
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